The healthcare industry was already at a critical inflection point before the pandemic began. Now, CFOs are increasingly being asked to play the role of corporate strategist or “co-pilot” to the CEO in navigating this new pace of change. 

Experts discuss emerging clinical documentation technologies and explore how the power of AI and structured data can streamline reporting so you capture the essential information easily and automatically. 

In this session, experts discuss the issue of failed follow-up as we explore the role of analytics in helping us to ‘shine the light’ on and identify failed follow-ups, and further, how to make these insights actionable to ensure that patients are getting the recommended care that they need.

In this webinar, Dr. Ben Wandtke, Chief of Diagnostic Imaging of University of Rochester Medicine Thompson Health, Kirk Hintz, Regional Vice President of Mednax, Inc, and Sander Kloet, Diagnostics Sr. Director of Product Management, discuss how to prioritize patient follow-up and how to get those patients back into the health system.

In this discussion, we will focus on some of the challenges rural providers face and look at some strategies currently in place to help contribute to improved overall health outcomes of rural communities. 

As health systems have invested heavily in patient-facing technologies to meet the significant surge in virtual care demand, it has become evident that finance and back-office tools must also advance to fully bring health systems into the digital future. 

Join us for an interview-style presentation to learn how Adventist Health has been able to better manage COVID-led complexity—and reduce maintenance costs--through enterprise data management, rolling forecasts and improved analytics. 

In this webinar you will hear from speakers who have spent over a decade proving a sustainable model in musculoskeletal care that is designed to align stakeholders, move market share, improve profitability, drive quality patient outcomes and lead the transition to value-based care in sustainable ways.

The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted a host of opportunities in delivering person-centered care. As affordability becomes the top issue for payers and publicly-funded healthcare organizations, the time to accelerate the development of your population health capabilities is now.

This session will explore how policy reform, technology, physician education and patient advocacy have converged to drive increased adoption of home based kidney treatments.