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Braindate is back by popular demand! You came to HAS 22 to learn new things and meet great people, but how do you find and spark those meaningful peer-to-peer conversations? Introducing Braindate. Braindates are about sharing knowledge. They are 1:1 or small group conversations that you book with other participants while you are at HAS 22.
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For late arrivals, dinner will also be available from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm in Venezia.
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Your HAS journey starts here with an introduction to this year’s HAS app, an overview of what to expect, and other helpful tips to help you get the most out of your HAS 22 experience.
Chief Operating Officer, Health Catalyst
Senior Vice President, User Experience, Health Catalyst
Chief Executive Officer, Health Catalyst
Your HAS journey starts here with an introduction to this year’s HAS app, an overview of what to expect, and other helpful tips to help you get the most out of your HAS 22 experience.
Executive Vice President, Chief Transformation Officer, Community Health Network
The winner of the 2020 Catalyst Flywheel award for the greatest success in data-driven healthcare, Dr. Patrick McGill will share the journey of how Community Health Network has become a data-driven healthcare system, with over $30 million of documented savings.
Artificial Intelligence Professor and Researcher
Health is important, and improvements in health improve lives. However, we still don’t fundamentally understand what it means to be healthy, and the same patient may receive different treatments across different hospitals or clinicians as new evidence is discovered, or individual illness is interpreted.
Dr. Marzyeh Ghassemi explores questions about eradicating bias in healthcare data and models, and understanding what it means to be healthy across different populations.
Top Emotional Intelligence Speaker, Happiness Researcher, Bestselling Author of The Happiness Advantage
The most successive healthcare analytic organizations have discovered the importance of healthy, positive multi-team dynamics.
Shawn has become one of the world’s leading experts on the connection between happiness and success. A decade of research shows that training your brain to be positive at work first actually fuels greater success second. In fact, 75% of our job success is predicted not by intelligence but by your optimism, social support network, and the ability to manage energy and stress positively.
Athlete and Advocate
Simone Biles is one of the greatest female athletes of all-time. The first woman to capture five All-Around World Championship titles, Biles is the most decorated gymnast in World Championships history – male or female – with 25 medals overall (19 gold) and is a seven-time Olympic medalist (four gold, one silver, two bronze). A three-time Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year, she has earned the rare distinction of having four skills named in her honor – The Biles – across beam, floor (two) and vault disciplines. Biles’ extraordinary accomplishments have received widespread recognition including TIME 100 Most Influential, Forbes 30 Under 30, Ebony Power 100, People Women Changing the World, USA Today 100 Women of the Century, and two-time Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year among others. Her autobiography – Courage to Soar – was a New York Times bestseller and developed into an award-winning tv special on Lifetime and her documentary series – Simone vs Herself – that streamed on Facebook Watch is nominated for a Sports Emmy Award. Biles utilizes her platform to help advocate for mental health and support initiatives that provide education and assistance for children and young adults associated with adoption and foster care.
Braindate and Health Catalyst Products and Services Showcase (PASS) Open
Vice President and National Spokesperson, Advisory Board
The healthcare industry right now is facing an increasingly tough business climate, dominated by increasing costs and prices, tightening margins and capital, and staffing upheaval. The array of urgent, disruptive market forces today means that leaders must navigate an unusually high number of short-term crises and opportunities. These pressures are easily distracting: for some, they are overwhelming, while they tempt others into overambitious initiatives. Leaders’ strategic choices now will have an outsized impact—positive or negative—on their trajectory toward long-term goals.
Specifically, we’ll focus the discussion on:
The disruptive market forces shaping the entire industry’s business environment for most healthcare organizations, including:
The strategic decision guideposts represent where leaders have the greatest agency to influence the future in multiple directions, including:
Senior Vice President, Value-Based Care and Population Health Informatics, Providence
Significant healthcare policy reform, changes in payment models rewarding value and outcomes over volume, and market forces, such as the ever-increasing costs of healthcare premiums, force employers and groups to reduce healthcare costs. Providence Health System will share its decade-long journey to transition from volume to value. Beginning with 99 percent of its total revenue derived from fee-for-service arrangements, the organization now has 150 unique value-based care arrangements across all payer classes, covering one-third of the entire patient population served and influencing close to 40 percent of total revenue.
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Executive Director, Patient Access and Engagement, WakeMed
Director of Optimization and Integration, WakeMed
WakeMed, a 919-bed healthcare system based in Raleigh, NC, began a journey in 2020 to improve patient access. Learn how WakeMed’s patient-centered, data-informed approach delivered game-changing structure, technology, and process improvements. The final score? An increase in new patient visits, a decrease in cancellations without rescheduling, improved patient, staff, and provider satisfaction, and a $25.4 M increase in revenue.
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System Clinical Officer, Allina Health
Hospital readmissions cost Medicare $26B annually and are often a source of frustration for patients and providers. Allina Health describes its innovative, comprehensive approach to improving care transitions and preventing unnecessary readmissions. The organization uses its robust analytics to identify and understand factors influencing readmissions and improve the care provided. It addresses care needs as a collective, coordinated body of work, continually improving care transitions, reducing readmissions, and avoiding millions in excess costs annually. It has developed a sustainable path forward, offering care across the continuum with seamless connections and recognizing the factors affecting health—mind, body, spirit, and community.
Participants will:
Medical Director of Physician Advisor Services, CDI, Intermountain Healthcare
Physician Advisor Operations Director, Intermountain Healthcare
Clinical documentation integrity (CDI) programs help ensure that patient stories are fully documented, leading to appropriate reimbursement and improved quality measure performance. Traditional methods rely on retrospective queries, resulting in re-work as physicians must revisit patient records to respond. Physicians and CDI teams are invested in creating a complete, accurate patient record. Still, workflows are often misaligned, leading to inefficiencies and documentation gaps negatively impacting hospital quality measurement and reimbursement. Intermountain Healthcare will share how deploying augmented intelligence (AI) to connect siloed physician and CDI workflows transformed CDI efforts. AI delivers clinical insights to physicians as they document. CDI efforts are now focused on quality and building a patient-centric, physician-led CDI strategy, improving quality and financial performance, and generating efficiencies that free up CDI specialists to focus on other complex quality and mortality reviews.
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Host of the PBS series NOVA Wonders
Dr. Williams makes a compelling case that healthcare providers should encourage patients to measure and record simple data about their bodies daily. Based upon her hit TED Talk, “Own Your Body’s Data,” Dr. Williams shares how patients should be monitoring their personal data by using both everyday technologies and high-tech wearables. With these devices, healthcare consumers can easily quantify everything from heart rate and sleep patterns to body temperature and fertility. However, what is the average patient to do with the massive amounts of data being collected? Dr. Williams believes empowered patients sharing this information with their healthcare providers not only strengthens doctor-patient dialog but also enhances patient outcomes.
Braindate and Health Catalyst Products and Services Showcase (PASS) Open
Chief Data and Analytics Officer, UnityPoint Health
Vice President and Chief Analytics Officer, Stanford Health Care
Systems Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Hospital Sisters Health System
Executive Vice President, Chief Transformation Officer, Community Health Network
Chief Analytics and Data Science Officer, General Manager of Data and Analytics Platform, Health Catalyst
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way and wished someone would have guided you BEFORE you developed a strategy and plan? Are you interested in learning from experts with decades of healthcare experience about what worked for them and what they recommend avoiding?
Healthcare executives and leaders, including chief data and analytics officers, chief information officers, chief operations officers, chief medical officers, chief medical information officers, chief quality officers, and chief population health officers will each share their top three learnings, what to do to be successful, and pitfalls to avoid. The series will start with the experts sharing their learnings and best practices. You’ll have an opportunity to engage in a small group to share your learnings and questions and then the groups will be invited to ask the experts questions.
Five Expert Dialogue Series are available: data and analytics, technology, population health, clinical quality and operations, and revenue and cost.
Participants will learn:
Chief Information Officer, Allina Health
Chief Medical Officer, ConcertoCare; Associate Physician, Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Instructor of Medicine, Part-Time, Harvard Medical School
Senior Vice President, Redeemer Health
Physician Data Scientist, MemorialCare
Chief Population Health Officer and Senior Vice President, Health Catalyst
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way and wished someone would have guided you BEFORE you developed a strategy and plan? Are you interested in learning from experts with decades of healthcare experience about what worked for them and what they recommend avoiding?
Healthcare executives and leaders, including chief data and analytics officers, chief information officers, chief operations officers, chief medical officers, chief medical information officers, chief quality officers, and chief population health officers will each share their top three learnings, what to do to be successful, and pitfalls to avoid. The series will start with the experts sharing their learnings and best practices. You’ll have an opportunity to engage in a small group to share your learnings and questions and then the groups will be invited to ask the experts questions.
Five Expert Dialogue Series are available: data and analytics, technology, population health, clinical quality and operations, and revenue and cost.
Participants will learn:
Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, INTEGRIS Health
Senior Vice President, Chief Clinical Officer, HonorHealth
Chief Medical Information Officer, WakeMed
Senior Vice President of Care Management and Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Banner Health
Chief Clinical Officer, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Clinical Quality, Health Catalyst
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way and wished someone would have guided you BEFORE you developed a strategy and plan? Are you interested in learning from experts with decades of healthcare experience about what worked for them and what they recommend avoiding?
Healthcare executives and leaders, including chief data and analytics officers, chief information officers, chief operations officers, chief medical officers, chief medical information officers, chief quality officers, and chief population health officers will each share their top three learnings, what to do to be successful, and pitfalls to avoid. The series will start with the experts sharing their learnings and best practices. You’ll have an opportunity to engage in a small group to share your learnings and questions and then the groups will be invited to ask the experts questions.
Five Expert Dialogue Series are available: data and analytics, technology, population health, clinical quality and operations, and revenue and cost.
Participants will learn:
Chief Medical Information Officer, Indiana University Health and Riley Children's Health
Clinical Analyst, Clinical Interoperability Team, Indiana University Health
Patient engagement and communication can be difficult, particularly when parents, guardians, and loved ones want and need to be included. Even the ‘simple’ task of consistently and effectively communicating before and after a hospital visit can be challenging, especially for adolescents and children.
Find out how Riley Children’s Health and Indiana University Health, the largest NICU in the state with an average daily census of around 100 infants, tackled this problem by developing universally accessible communication pathways between caregivers. Improvements included increasing patient engagement and NICU education to over 90% and completed earlier in the patient stay and reducing cancellations in its anesthesia and OR pathway by over 20%.
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Senior Vice President and General Manager, Financial Transformation Business, Health Catalyst
Pricing transparency regulations present a complicated—and potentially expensive—compliance problem for healthcare. Recent proposals would increase maximum penalties for violations of the Hospital Price Transparency rule up to $2M per hospital per year. Beginning in July 2022, CMS will also start enforcing the Payer Price Transparency rule that governs group health plans and health insurance issuers. This session will offer practical advice for navigating the price transparency landscape based on Health Catalyst’s experience working with 125+ clients at more than 300 hospitals.
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Divisional Vice President of Global Clinical Affairs, Abbott
Recruiting diverse participants to treat peripheral artery disease (PAD), a costly and dangerous medical condition with mortality rates three times that of breast cancer, is of significant importance. Discover how Abbott improves underserved communities’ access to clinical trials, better serving the patients most affected by vascular disease. PAD predominantly affects African Americans, who are twice as likely to have PAD as any other racial/ethnic group and four times as likely to require an amputation. Therefore, it is critical that both the doctors and patients who participate in this clinical trial reflect the underserved communities most in need of treatment.
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President and CEO, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Clinical Professor, Clinical Excellence Research Center (CERC), Department of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine
Modern health care delivery can make a real difference to saving or improving lives. Often, however, those with the greatest needs, and the largest potential gains, have been beyond our reach. We have come to see differences as entrenched and inevitable. The last several years has seen a growing conversation about the importance of health equity. The real challenge, though, is transforming those “grand ideas” into actual change and real, measured, results. This conversation will be a step in that direction – how to start the journey from data and analytics toward achieving the biggest impacts for those with the greatest healthcare needs.
To conclude the day’s sessions, (but not the fun!), Paul Horstmeier will announce the showcase winners and provide reminders and instructions for the next leg of your HAS 22 journey.
Join local guides for a one-hour walking tour of downtown Salt Lake City, including City Creek shopping and other historic attractions.
The group will meet outside the Grand America’s front lobby doors at 6:05 pm and head out at 6:15 pm.
Back by popular demand, the “Dine-on-Us” allows attendees to dine at a Salt Lake City restaurant of their choice with a $75 Visa gift card.
Stay active during HAS and explore Salt Lake City with Health Catalyst guides and pacers, so regardless of your pace, you’ll have someone to run or walk with. Visit the Fun Run booth during registration to meet your pacers, learn more about the fun runs and walks, get a sneak peek of the giveaway item, and sign a waiver.
The group will meet outside the Grand America’s front lobby doors at 6:05 am and head out at 6:15 am.
Kicking off the final day of HAS 22, Paul Horstmeier will share highlights of this year’s summit, including, of course, the fan-favorite #SocksofHAS contest.
Chief Operating Officer, Health Catalyst
Kicking off the final day of HAS 22, Paul Horstmeier will share highlights of this year’s summit, including, of course, the fan-favorite #SocksofHAS contest.
Former CEO, Allina Health
One of the highest-rated HAS keynote speakers ever, Dr. Penny Wheeler will share data, experiences, and stories of data-driven healthcare that embraces the human side of analytics.
Former Lead Animator and Storyteller, Pixar Studios
The most effective analysts have learned that data is more memorable and actionable when wrapped in a story that is personal and impactful. Matthew is one of the most popular speakers in the U.S. today. He works with companies of all sizes to help professionals craft and tell stories that bridge the gap between business and heart to build strong brands and business communication.
Chief Analytics and Data Science Officer, General Manager of Data and Analytics Platform, Health Catalyst
Senior Vice President, Chief Clinical Officer, HonorHealth
Vice President of Analytics, HonorHealth
Chief Operating Officer, University of Michigan, Michigan Medicine Medical Group
Vice President, Decision Support and Financial Planning, Froedtert Health
Executive Director of Decision Support, Community Health Network
Vice President, Financial Operations, INTEGRIS Health
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Financial Transformation Business, Health Catalyst
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way and wished someone would have guided you BEFORE you developed a strategy and plan? Are you interested in learning from experts with decades of healthcare experience about what worked for them and what they recommend avoiding?
Healthcare executives and leaders, including chief data and analytics officers, chief information officers, chief operations officers, chief medical officers, chief medical information officers, chief quality officers, and chief population health officers will each share their top three learnings, what to do to be successful, and pitfalls to avoid. The series will start with the experts sharing their learnings and best practices. You’ll have an opportunity to engage in a small group to share your learnings and questions and then the groups will be invited to ask the experts questions.
Five Expert Dialogue Series are available: data and analytics, technology, population health, clinical quality and operations, and revenue and cost.
Participants will learn:
Analytics Manager, Value-Based Care, UnityPoint Health
Interim Chief Executive Officer, UnityPoint Accountable Care
U.S. health care spending reached $4.1T in 2020, compelling payers and providers to look for more opportunities to reduce costs. UnityPoint Accountable Care is one of the longest-standing Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ACO Model participants in the country. The organization will share how carefully tracking high-risk patients, targeting unnecessary costs, implementing innovative care delivery models, and leveraging population health analytics have enabled it to trim unnecessary spending and improve quality in key areas– receiving an average of $31M annually in shared savings from its value-based contracting efforts since 2012.
Participants will discover how to:
Senior Data Scientist, ChristianaCare
Data Scientist, ChristianaCare
As gaps in health grow larger and more persistent across the nation, health equity becomes a critical challenge faced by healthcare organizations. This year, ChristianaCare launched multiple initiatives focusing on health equity and closing the gaps between different racial groups. To better support the initiatives, ChristianaCare developed a platform to quantify, visualize, and interpret the current state of health equity on multiple health outcomes using machine learning algorithms.
Join this session to discover how to support your organization’s health equity initiatives by:
Chief Technology Officer, Health Catalyst
Vice President and Chief Information Officer, WakeMed
Senior Vice President, Informatics, Steward Health Care Network; Chief Information Officer, Steward Business Solutions
Joint Chief Information Officer, The University of Kansas Health System and KU Medical Center
Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Children's Hospital Orange County
Have you ever learned a lesson the hard way and wished someone would have guided you BEFORE you developed a strategy and plan? Are you interested in learning from experts with decades of healthcare experience about what worked for them and what they recommend avoiding?
Healthcare executives and leaders, including chief data and analytics officers, chief information officers, chief operations officers, chief medical officers, chief medical information officers, chief quality officers, and chief population health officers will each share their top three learnings, what to do to be successful, and pitfalls to avoid. The series will start with the experts sharing their learnings and best practices. You’ll have an opportunity to engage in a small group to share your learnings and questions and then the groups will be invited to ask the experts questions.
Five Expert Dialogue Series are available: data and analytics, technology, population health, clinical quality and operations, and revenue and cost.
Participants will learn:
Chief Executive Officer, Thibodaux Regional Health System
Director of Quality Improvement, Thibodaux Regional Health System
Learn how a commitment to data and analytics supports an innovation culture that outcompetes larger health systems. When a period of rapid growth revealed opportunities to improve its operational efficiencies, Thibodaux Regional Health System used data to identify and implement a series of improvement projects with a focus on improving patient access to care at its clinics. In one clinic, the dramatic results included a reduction in referral times from 35 days to 4 days and a patient experience rating that improved from the 34th to the 94th percentile. Across the system, Thibodaux saw an 81% increase in patient and physician encounters over four years, with a 52% growth in clinic net revenue.
Participants will learn:
Top Booked Speaker, DE&I Thought Leader; Head of Strategy, Wieden+Kennedy
The best data-driven insights don’t matter and don’t affect behavior unless they are communicated broadly and appropriately. In today’s hyper-connected world, the allure of “going viral” continues to seduce idea-generators into investing significant time and resources toward the creation of content – videos, memes, tweets, posts, etc. – that spreads. Though there are benefits to “going viral,” one must wonder if virality is truly what we’re after or if perhaps there is something far greater worth pursuing. This session reframes the benefits of “going viral” and provides an alternative aim. It explores the impact of culture on consumer behavior and offers an actionable framework that enables you to create ideas/messages/products/content that not only spread but also take hold in the culture of your health system.
Co-founder and Strategic Advisor, Health Catalyst
Don’t miss this engaging 2-hour game-based session with Tom Burton, Co-founder and Chief Fun Officer of Health Catalyst. This year Tom will tackle the many challenges of improving national hospital ranking strategies, as many boards increase pressure on healthcare executive teams to do better on these highly visible ranking systems. Tom and his team have built an interactive game to explore various strategic approaches to these challenges.
Join us in this session to find out:
Joint Chief Information Officer, The University of Kansas Health System and KU Medical Center
Most healthcare organizations have a defined data and analytics strategy. Some are just getting started, and others have been on the journey for more than a few years. Are you where you want to be in achieving your mission and objectives? If not, do you know why, or what to do about it? The University of Kansas Health System (UKHS) has been on an analytics journey for seven years, starting with the business case Chris Harper, CIO, developed for why an integrated data and analytics platform was required. Learn about UKHS’ ups and downs and what they’ve found that works—including UKHS’ 7-year benefit-cost analysis, pitfalls to avoid, and what the organization will focus on for the next 5-10 years.
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Top Inspirational and Emotional Intelligence Speaker
Data-driven analytics can require tenacity, especially when faced with the inevitable failure of data, analytics, or interventions to make a positive impact. Or when recommendations are rejected by leaders or teams.
The fear of rejection can hold you back. Our natural tendency is to avoid it at all costs which can be detrimental to our businesses, careers, and lives. In 2012, to overcome his own fear of rejection, entrepreneur Jia Jiang started an experiment to be rejected every day for 100 days. The result became the basis of his #3 viewed TED talk of 2017 and bestselling book: Rejection Proof. In this engaging presentation, Jia shares stories from his rejection experiment to teach you the importance of becoming rejection-proof, the basic principles of turning a NO into YES, as well as how to get more YESes.
Practice Optimization Consultant, Baptist Health Care
Director of Quality Analytics, Baptist Health Care
Quality Analytics Manager, Baptist Health Care
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) uses the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) to incentivize healthcare organizations to provide excellent care. However, siloed reporting can make it difficult to identify improvement opportunities as it can take weeks for the data to make its way through the system. Learn how Baptist Health tackled this problem by using data to maximize MIPS scores and ensure the points assigned accurately reflected the expert care provided to patients. Improvements included a 92.94 composite MIPS score, achieving exceptional performer quartile performance, qualifying for the exceptional performance bonus, and increasing revenue.
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The Products and Services Showcase features 36 face-to-face demo stations including data and analytics platform, high-value analytics, high-value data, financial empowerment, quality improvement, population health, interoperability, and outsourced services. See the latest Health Catalyst products and interact with product development.
Take a look at all the stations available on the Showcases page.
Co-founder and Strategic Advisor, Health Catalyst
Don’t miss this engaging 2-hour game-based session with Tom Burton, Co-founder and Chief Fun Officer of Health Catalyst. This year Tom will tackle the many challenges of improving national hospital ranking strategies, as many boards increase pressure on healthcare executive teams to do better on these highly visible ranking systems. Tom and his team have built an interactive game to explore various strategic approaches to these challenges.
Join us in this session to find out:
Data Warehouse Manager & Principal Architect, MultiCare Health Systems
The need for data and analytics to support and inform strategic and operational decisions continually increases, generating massive data and report requests. At the same time, budgets and finite IT resources don’t always keep pace. As a result, it’s easy for analytics teams to feel overwhelmed and exhausted, leading to frustration, loss of productivity, and demoralization.
Discover how MultiCare Health System, a comprehensive health system and a CHIME Digital Health Most Wired award winner, tackled overwhelming data and analytics requests, redesigning processes, and eliminating waste, allowing the analytics team to be more productive while simultaneously improving department morale and customer satisfaction.
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Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, INTEGRIS Health
Chief Analytics and Data Science Officer, General Manager of Data and Analytics Platform, Health Catalyst
With “healthcare” and “AI” in a sentence, most people immediately think of point of care decisions or predictive models such as identifying which patient is more likely to be readmitted. But have you considered using AI to establish executive compensation and other operational decisions? Learn how INTEGRIS Health, ranked as one of the top 25 healthcare systems in the U.S., uses augmented intelligence to enable leaders to improve their decisions, align the organization, and motivate change.
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President, KLAS Research
Efforts to embed AI and analytics into healthcare have been hit and miss. Why?
After thousands of customer interviews, what is the KLAS anticipation for the future state of healthcare analytics and AI.
What will successful healthcare organizations need to focus on? How will vendors support this revolution?
Vice President, Data Science and Innovation, Cerevel Therapeutics
The integration of data science into the fabric of the medical industry is ongoing. Biotechs are unique as they typically work with very limited resources but can use data-centric approaches in the early stages of drug development, where they can impart a substantial downstream impact. However, using data science effectively depends on having a constellation of opportunities, resources, and internal champions. The chances for success are further improved by human factors and a strongly human-centric approach to engagement and solution development.
Find out how Cerevel has tackled this by establishing a data science organization early that has since permeated many organizations—beginning the process of establishing data-centric platforms, technologies, and algorithms as a kind of interstitial fluid that is reducing uncertainty in decision making and increasing efficiency.
Join this session to learn:
The Products and Services Showcase features 36 face-to-face demo stations including data and analytics platform, high-value analytics, high-value data, financial empowerment, quality improvement, population health, interoperability, and outsourced services. See the latest Health Catalyst products and interact with product development.
Take a look at all the stations available on the Showcases page.
Five-Time Olympic Medalist, USA Bobsled
Elana Meyers Taylor is a five-time Olympic Medalist and the most decorated athlete of color to ever compete in the Olympic Winter Games. She was elected by Team USA to carry the American flag at both the opening and closing ceremonies, becoming the first athlete in history to be named Flag Bearer for both. She will share a stunning story of resilience through childbirth trauma, caring for her newborn son with special needs, isolating with COVID, all while training and competing for the Olympic Games.
This session includes final polls and summit winners with Paul Horstmeier.
Chief Executive Officer, Health Catalyst
We’ll kick off our final session with an overall end-of-summit survey where we ask for your feedback on what went well and what we can improve. Then we’ll recognize the top 10 HAS gamification point winners, who will all be eligible for our Grand Prize drawing. We’ll have our analysts randomly draw the winner and recognize the winner on stage. Finally, we’ll hear from Dan Burton, the CEO of Health Catalyst, who will present the top-rated featured speakers and breakout sessions and give some final reflections on our overall experience at HAS 22.
Garden Courtyard
Join us in the Garden Courtyard for a closing reception. Featured Speaker Elana Meyers Taylor will also be there and available for photos!
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