Interview:
Making the Most of Business Intelligence,
with Verizon's Wade Baker |
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"I
do a lot of work with digital forensics.
We have a team that any time there’s
a corporate data breach, we go in
and investigate.
"So
I'm very interested in gathering
the data that we do have, analyzing
it in more mature ways, and coming
to better conclusions so that our
systems are more well-protected
than they have been in years past.
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or Listen to the Full Interview
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Featured
Chart:
What the Commercial Accountable
Care Organizations Are Reporting |
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Click
here to read this chart (PDF).
View
the Top 10 findings from a select
group of representatives from leading
payer and provider organizations
which have already been engaged
in a commercial accountable care
organization (ACO) or plan to do
so in the near future. (MedeAnalytics)
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Interview:
Improving Clinical Outcomes
with Informatics, with MedeAnalytics'
David A. Watson |
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"Informatics is particularly
important now given both the
focus on clinical quality
and cost combined with the
impact of the recent legislation
in the United States.
"The
common themes of affordability,
accountability and value that
President Obama, Secretary
Sebelius, Don Berwick and
others have espoused make
data and therefore informatics
an absolute imperative."
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or Listen to the Full Interview
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Sponsor Spotlight - Quintiles:
Transforming Clinical Evidence-Based
Research |
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A landmark, high-tech initiative
to evidence-based medicine has been
launched in New York state.
This
innovative project will connect
hospitals, physicians, some patients'
homes and pharmaceutical scientists,
offering valuable insights into
current, real-world medical practices.
It
is expected to significantly increase
the speed, quality and efficacy
of clinical studies, helping to
provide patients with quicker access
to new, life-saving medicines.
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Research
Excerpt :
2010 Data Breach Investigations Report
- By the Verizon RISK Team and the
US Secret Service |
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The analysis of breaches in aggregate
can be of great benefit; the more we study,
the more prepared we are to stop them.
Not
surprisingly, the United States Secret
Service is also interested in studying
and stopping data breaches. They've increased
the scope of what we’re able to
study dramatically.
We’ve
learned a great deal from this journey
and we’re glad to have the opportunity
to share these findings with you.
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Editor's
Note |
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"We invite you to join members of
the Duke community and senior thought
leaders to engage in thought-provoking
discussions concerning business intelligence
and its application to the health and
non-health care markets as we strive for
a common goal of improving outcomes while
reducing costs."
Ana
Quinn, MBA
Associate
Director, Business Development (HSM &
MMCi)
Duke University's Fuqua School of Business
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Industry
Fast Fact |
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"Meaningful use of electronic medical
records is viewed as virtually a prerequisite
for an accountable care organization"
#1
Finding, "Providers, Top 10 Findings"
Commercial
ACO
Market Research Findings
MedeAnalytics
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Upcoming
Conference |
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Join the Experts that Are Shaping the
Informatics Field:
Duke’s
Health Sector Management (HSM) and Master
of Management in Clinical Informatics
(MMCi) programs are on the cutting edge
of addressing the dynamic issues facing
the health care industry today.
Its
upcoming "Second Annual Informatics
Conference: Business Intelligence in the
Health Care Age" is bringing together
the best minds in business, education
and information technology to discuss
innovative business strategies that will
move the health care market forward.
April
27, 2011:
Second
Annual Informatics Conference: Business
Intelligence in the Health Care Age
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Conference
Testimonial |
"The conference was exceptional from
both content and organization perspectives.
The speakers were apt, and very well chosen.
We are looking forward to the conference
next year."
-2010
Attendee
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Us |
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Conference
Fast Fact |
94% of Speakers and Panelists received
post-conference ratings of "Very
Good" or "Excellent".
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About
Duke University
Health Sector Management |
The Health Sector Management (HSM) MBA
program at Duke University's Fuqua School
of Business (FSB) is the largest, most
comprehensive program of its kind among
top-tier business schools.
Taught
by world-renowned faculty, HSM courses
balance theory and application - providing
critical, highly relevant insight into
the successful delivery of health-related
products, services, and technologies.
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Out More
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About
the Master of Management in Clinical Informatics
(MMCi) |
Now working professionals can avail themselves
of Duke’s one-of-a-kind MMCi degree
program, intentionally designed to develop
a workforce armed with the knowledge and
skills to lead the healthcare revolution.
Starting in Fall of 2011, the program,
which merges business, IT and medicine
under one umbrella at Duke University's
world-renowned Health Sector Management
program, will convert to a weekend format.
Through
courses like Clinical Informatics Strategy
and Data, Information and Knowledge Modeling,
Marketing Analysis and Organizational
Design and Supply Chain Management, graduates
acquire insight surrounding the intricacies
of health information technology and strengthen
their abilities to think strategically,
practically and knowledgably across the
many areas IT impacts.
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Out More
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