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#ahrmm #idnsummit #healthcaresupplychain #supplychainanalytics #healthcareai #erp #emr #ehr Enterprise software systems (ERP, EMR, EHR) will undergo a significant transformation in the world of generative AI. If you are a decision-maker in the health system, are you leveraging this unique opportunity? Read our white paper https://lnkd.in/eedUiGG4

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Oracle Health announced plans to launch a next-generation EHR platform in 2025, incorporating advanced cloud and AI capabilities. This new EHR will feature Oracle's clinical AI agent, voice-activated navigation, and Health Data Intelligence, which integrates patient data from over 300 sources to enhance clinical workflows and improve patient outcomes. The platform aims to replace traditional EHRs, which often dictate rigid workflows, with a more dynamic system that allows for personalized care plans. Oracle Health emphasizes that the new EHR is a complete reinvention rather than an upgrade of the previous Cerner system. Additionally, Oracle plans to become a Qualified Health Information Network to facilitate standardized data sharing across the healthcare ecosystem. Executives at Oracle also unveiled new cloud applications to improve patient management and streamline front-office operations, reinforcing the company's commitment to enhancing healthcare accessibility and data utility while addressing interoperability challenges in the industry.

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Predictions for the Healthcare Analytics Space in 2025 Increased Integration Across Data Ecosystems As value-based care models continue to expand, seamless data integration across clinical, claims, and social determinants of health (SDOH) sources will become critical. Organizations will prioritize interoperability through networks like QHINs, Carequality, and CommonWell to create a unified patient view. Interoperability Will Become Non-Negotiable Regulatory and operational pressures will force healthcare organizations to embrace true interoperability, with frameworks like TEFCA, QHINs, and platforms like Carequality/CommonWell gaining momentum. Seamless data exchange will shift from a competitive edge to a baseline requirement. Shift from Retrospective to Predictive Analytics Organizations will move away from merely reporting past events and toward anticipating future risks, costs, and care needs. Predictive models will guide both operational efficiencies and patient care interventions. Demand for Transparent ROI Healthcare organizations will increasingly demand clear ROI from analytics investments, driven by financial pressures and accountability in value-based contracts. Solutions must demonstrate tangible outcomes like cost savings, care improvements, and enhanced risk stratification. Rise of Decentralized and Multi-Tenant Data Repositories As data ownership and governance become central, healthcare providers will adopt multi-tenant architectures to securely store and access aggregated data while maintaining control over proprietary information. AI and Machine Learning in Care Pathways(*) The use of AI to identify care gaps, optimize workflows, and automate routine tasks will grow exponentially. Providers will seek analytics solutions incorporating explainable AI to maintain trust and compliance. (*) Steep adoption curve Focus on SDOH for Equitable Healthcare Delivery Payers and providers will deepen their focus on SDOH to address health inequities. Analytics platforms will need to integrate SDOH data into actionable strategies for population health management. Emergence of Modular and Workflow-Specific Tools Comprehensive dashboards will give way to modular, workflow-specific tools that empower users to interact directly with data. These tools will emphasize usability and decision-making at the point of need. Partnerships Over Proprietary Solutions Collaboration between analytics providers and adjacent industries (e.g., tech, pharma, and public health) will drive innovation and adoption. Open ecosystems will gain traction over closed, proprietary platforms.

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We are a proud sponsor of the Texas Hospital Trustees 2024 Healthcare Governance Conference. As hospitals look to improve patient access and patient experience while improving costs; AI can be a meaningful differentiator. Please set-up time with Janine Pratt at the conference using the link below to understand how you can pragmatically deploy AI to transform your hospital and health system. #HospitalTransformationAI #WiproHealthcare

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"One of today's most important and widely used healthcare technologies, the EHR has not lived up to its promise." Built on #OCI, learn how Oracle Health is reinventing the EHR for the next generation of care delivery. https://lnkd.in/ebf-SnTn

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In the fast-paced world of healthcare, digital transformation is not just a buzzword—it's a necessity. Bhadresh Patel's insights in Forbes shed light on the critical role people play in the success of these initiatives. As we navigate digital transformations, here are three key strategies to keep people at the centre: 1. Align Initiatives: Ensure digital transformation initiatives align with existing priorities and projects within your organisation. Understanding how each initiative impacts every team and individual is crucial for a smooth rollout. 2. Prioritise Change Management: Change management shouldn't be an afterthought. It should be integrated from the conception of the idea to its implementation. Addressing both operational and emotional aspects of change fosters greater adoption and success. 3. Understand Objectives: Digital transformation should serve the overarching objectives of your organisation. Leaders must ask the right questions and base decisions on comprehensive research to avoid unintended consequences and ensure alignment with business goals. In healthcare, where patient care is paramount, embracing digital transformation isn't just about technology—it's about empowering our teams and enhancing patient outcomes. #HealthcareIT #DigitalTransformation #ChangeManagement

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AI-driven innovation is reshaping the healthcare landscape. As Venkatgiri Vandali rightly highlights, organizations that embrace comprehensive AI roadmaps are poised to achieve transformative improvements in both care delivery and cost efficiency. This insight resonates deeply as we witness AI tools breaking boundaries and enabling collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem. #AIinHealthcare #DigitalTransformation #CostEfficiency #CareInnovation #Firstsource #HealthPlans #Healthcare

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Value based care (VBC) 1.0 language was heavily oriented to language like "disruption". This language was like a punch in the mouth and was effective at building awareness of new opportunity - but disruptive punches to the jaw don't sound like a very attractive end state. It sounds pretty painful, and maybe that is one reason why VBC adoption has stagnated. VBC 2.0 needs to be about integration and partnership so that we can start to bring real value to patients and the provider organizations who serve them - and do that at scale. The pre-eminent leader in health plan clinical guidelines coming together with the most innovative AI provider of utilization management technology is a perfect example of this new paradigm. Kudos to the MCG Health and Cohere Health teams taking a leadership role to make the health care system work better for all.

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Oracle Health’s new Autonomous Shield initiative can help health systems migrate to a comprehensive EHR and cloud infrastructure that can reduce cyber risk. Read how the automation and security of #OCI can help boost performance. https://lnkd.in/dX-6BYVt

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🏥✨ For many years, technology investments made by health organizations were rarely a driving force behind strategic #transactions. Explore in my latest article with Sam Prescott how #generativeAI has changed the game for Health CIOs. A must-read for leaders at the forefront of change! https://lnkd.in/gRWmi5AH

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Automation and data transparency can make a HUGE difference for organizations! Our newest case study highlights how we helped transform an organizations usage of Salesforce and the powerful impact it had for the organization!

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The healthcare industry continues to see significant funding activity as companies prioritize innovation in analytics and benefit management solutions. These investments reflect the growing opportunities in healthcare data management and benefits innovation. Merative, the data and analytics company formed from IBM's Watson Health assets, secured $25M from Morgan Health. This funding will help scale its products and expand offerings for self-insured employers, focusing on enhanced data-driven insights. Meanwhile, Soda Health raised $50M in a Series B round to advance its work in managing Medicare Advantage supplemental benefits, simplifying administration, and improving member engagement for health plans.

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🌟 I’m thrilled to share the success of our panel session at the Cognizant Health Sciences Conference 2024 in Orlando, Florida! 🌟 A heartfelt thanks to you, Katharine Iskrant , Thomas M. Kristi Braafhart, and Amanda Goode, for your contributions. Your dedication and insights are driving the future of healthcare forward in your respective communities. You showed us that each one of us can be an agent of change. Here's a brief recap of the key topics we discussed: 1. **Silo Busting**: Emphasizing the crucial need to dismantle organizational silos and achieve the strategic alignment necessary for success in value-based healthcare. 2. **Star Scoring Changes and Health Equity Index Factor**: Highlighting their potential to address health disparities. 3. **ECDS Reporting Challenges**: Best practices for enhancing data collection and reporting for ECDS measures, given the need for accurate electronic clinical data codes. 4. **HEDIS Chart Abstraction**: Elegant solutions (besides NLP) that can improve the efficiency and accuracy of HEDIS chart abstraction, along with their limitations. 5. **Value-Based Payment Models**: Examining the impact of ECDS reporting on plan-provider relationships and emphasizing the importance of value-based contracting. 6. **FHIR and Digital Data Acquisition**: Highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of integrating plan-specific forms into provider EHRs as a SMART on FHIR application. #CognizantHSC #HEDIS #HealthEquity #ValueBasedHealthCare #NLP #FHIR Cognizant TriZetto Healthcare Products Craig Mengert Diana Benli Diana (Fuchs) Murphy Akram Ali Ritwick Goswami Ishrath Humairah RANN MOSHEA Michelle Shimmel

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Truly a world-class AI in healthcare conference! Great honor to present key note - Security in AI and AI in Cybersecurity. Agentic AI,ASI,AGI Quntum Computing,Gen AI and Edge Computing - cross- domain AI with self learning recursive training and context window concepts. Panel Discussion - AI Ethics, Compliance & Regulations building -Safe & Trustworthy AI. Pushing the boundary of innovation with AI. Making a dent in the universe!

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Why struggle with complex EHR systems when TurnCloud makes it simple? In this clip, Josh Nation explains how TurnCloud’s intuitive 'pick up and play' design helps chiropractors get straight to work without dealing with unnecessary complexity. With powerful features like scheduling, appointment reminders, and SOAP notes, TurnCloud focuses on ease of use so you can streamline your practice without being bogged down by features you don’t need. https://www.turncloud.com/

Why struggle with complex EHR systems when TurnCloud makes it simple? In this clip, Josh Nation explains how TurnCloud’s intuitive 'pick up and play' design helps chiropractors get straight to work without dealing with unnecessary complexity. With powerful features like scheduling, appointment reminders, and SOAP notes, TurnCloud focuses on ease of use so you can streamline your practice without being bogged down by features you don’t need. https://www.turncloud.com/

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Why struggle with complex EHR systems when TurnCloud makes it simple? In this clip, Josh Nation explains how TurnCloud’s intuitive 'pick up and play' design helps chiropractors get straight to work without dealing with unnecessary complexity. With powerful features like scheduling, appointment reminders, and SOAP notes, TurnCloud focuses on ease of use so you can streamline your practice without being bogged down by features you don’t need. https://www.turncloud.com/

Are We Listening to the Right Things? For over two decades, US healthcare has grappled with a quality chasm. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) were introduced to address quality by improving data availability, record sharing, and legibility. However, EHRs led to burnout and impacted patient-provider relationships, as the patient's history, needs, and care plan were lost in bloated notes with copy-paste errors. The purpose and value of notes has been lost. The importance for useful and concise notes paired with effective communication and collaboration increases as care moves more virtual and asynchronous. Clinical notes were not intended as transcripts of patient-provider interactions or for billing support. Rather, clinical notes were meant to provide a readable summary of the patient's status, concerns, and care plan while capturing diagnoses, clinical reasoning, and follow-up instructions. As the medical legal record, notes serve as a reference to improve ongoing care's efficiency and effectiveness. To reduce provider’s documentation burden, ambient listening is a current focus. However, data on its ability to do so is limited, nor does its use alone improve access or productivity without process and scheduling changes.  Unfortunately, EHRs digitized paper-based processes and added burdens. Subsequent efforts tried to “optimize” these processes and data collection instead of creating new processes enabled by technology. We should improve clinical notes in the context of creating a better process for the entire healthcare engagement and ongoing patient health journey, not just the time spent by providers creating notes. A healthcare engagement begins when a patient seeks assistance, shares information, and interacts with any staff.  Aggregating and summarizing patient information at the beginning of an engagement can alleviate time spent reviewing data in tabs (~1/3 of provider EHR time). The new process will engage patients, and support team documentation while creating notes that provide a quick reference for ongoing care through concise, legible, easily consumable elements and information. That includes capture of structured data with minimal clicks and NLP use. Using systems thinking design and leveraging AI and ML, the care engagement process can be reimagined and redesigned to deliver better outcomes with greater efficiency for all (instead of trying to repair broken EHR and billing processes that templates, copy-paste, and scribes did not fix). Value can be added throughout the care engagement process, missed care opportunities and medical errors (a key goal of EHR implementation) can be reduced. The goal is transformation not optimization. With a Virtual First mindset you can solve the right problems while achieving measurable efficiency with greater ROI. Let's not live with past digitized errors. It's time to take advantage of data and automation for all especially the patient.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #VirtualFIrst#CrosstheChasm

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This is one to keep an eye on. Oracle is definitely leveraging some of the right buzzwords—artificial intelligence , real-time analytics, and even “military-grade security” —but the real question is: what’s their go-to-market strategy going to look like?   With the acquisition of Cerner Corporation just two years ago (for just a mere $28B!!!), it’ll be interesting to see how Oracle positions these capabilities and aligns them with their broader healthcare and cloud initiatives. #AI #DataAnalytics #Healthcare

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