2. bulletpoint your eyeballs with healthcare business trends 3. gawk at daunting + challenging data 4. offer a tactic or two for you to consider in your designs for healthcare apps this talk will...
manifestation.” This is going to take some time. i hate this. can you give me the basics? are we halfway to heaven or halfway to hell? how long is this going to last? i don't see anything about heaven or hell. this book reads like stereo instructions.
of a hospital, your margins/profits were always slim if they existed at all. And now 95% percentage of primary care physicians reporting that patients rationing or forgoing medications, treatments due to financial concerns. Less volume. Employers are treating employee health insurance more like a 401K than a pension. More people are (having to) choosing high-deductible health care. (leads to the dwindling volumes). 401k Price is often invisible to you and your doctor. $?$ Healthcare is being retailed. Your competitors are the likes of Walgreens, CVS, Wal-mart with in-store clinics “on every corner”. !!!
metrics, metrics they often do not trust. Healthcare organizations often deal with technologies that compromise productivity. General “healthcare reform” burnout. ? what is going on in healthcare? ! … as in any place there are cultural/organizational issues (ie trust), along with disparate tools/IT systems that can aggravate this environment. *
of us the healthcare workers just want to do their jobs. All of these outside pressures build up and become unnecessary distractions that lead to burn out. This happens anywhere, everywhere. Yet, with healthcare, dealing with people’s mortality, there is a lot more at stake.
Strategy Council! ! Lindsay Conway explains the inherent challenges in data aggregation and analysis and provides insight for maximizing the integration of data in decision making. The Advisory Board Company
more lists, more digging, more replicates, more controls, more time,! more rows, more choices, more tables of tables and lists of lists, etc… more stuff to have to use, understand. FEATURES! data turns into… (an episode of hoarders)
at Health Catalyst Don’t trade utility For the Big Data Hype. With so much hype surrounding market buzzwords such as Big Data and Predictive Analytics, it can be daunting for healthcare organizations to sort through all the noise in this space.!
on the icon to load the electronic health record (EHR). User Name again. Password again. Schedule. In- basket. Results. Patient Calls. Rx Requests. And that is just to get started. Before I finish my first cup of coffee.”
quietly push the reports under my pile of unread journals, phone messages, insurance forms, and prior authorizations.” In Quality Measures and the Individual Physician, Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD, questions the usefulness of feedback report cards for individual providers.
for us instead of making more work for us. Fred N Pelzman, MD If all this clicking could somehow become useful, allow us to do more doctoring, lead to better outcomes, people might be less opposed to how crazy it makes our day.
systems. eliminates redundancy. is not greedy and needy. removes hype and fluff. blasts puffery. is ok with no UI at all. will delete features. does not get in people’s way.
technical problems is not a goal. Add revenue. Reduce costs. Those are your only goals. Writing bug-free code is not a goal. Using sexy programming languages is not a goal.
manifestation.” This is going to take some time. i hate this. can you give me the basics? are we halfway to heaven or halfway to hell? how long is this going to last? i don't see anything about heaven or hell. this book reads like stereo instructions.
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