See you at HAS 19

Data: Your Most Important Future Asset

The future of healthcare digitization is exciting and transformative, and data will be the foundation to accelerate that change.  HAS 18 will showcase data as both a fundamental survival strategy and as an innovative, enabling strategy for thriving in the new world of digital healthcare.

Many systems still see the EHR as the central healthcare data asset.  But EHR data only contains 8% of the necessary data for truly effective population health. We see a much broader future where data from many sources will be the most important strategic asset for the modern day health system.

In HAS 18, you’ll learn how data will drive significant advances beyond improved clinical quality, including improvements in financial performance, risk management, labor productivity, workflow efficiency, supply chain effectiveness, frictionless transitions of care and scalable precision medicine.

You’ll also learn how rapid advances in biosensor technologies will revolutionize our ability to digitize the patient, enabling entirely new level of diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive actions. And these changes will extend well beyond traditional health systems, leading to significant innovations in the payer and employer spaces as well. In effect, data will transform almost every single aspect of healthcare delivery and performance.

Some of the topics HAS 18 will address include

• How Netflix, a nimble digital startup, toppled the market-leader Blockbuster and what parallels there are for digital innovators competing against entrenched healthcare models.
• Whether value-based care is accelerating or slowing down, and where the data-driven innovations are coming from.
• Why only 8% of the data needed for population health and precision medicine are contained in typical EHR systems, and where the rest of the necessary data will come from.
• How quickly digital applications that collect patient data are proliferating.
• Which new digital innovators are using data to shake up the system in the payer, employer, and hospital segments.
• How quickly AI and machine learning enhancement are happening and what is needed for quicker acceleration.
• How patients of the future will have the ability to collect and monitor their own data.

At HAS 18, we’ll address all those questions and more.  From nationally known keynote speakers to 30 breakout sessions, and 24 Analytics Walkabout hands-on stations, we’ll address the future trends and showcase leading best practices.