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Ponder the Possibilities
Fifty years ago in July 1968, entrepreneurs Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce founded a new microprocessor manufacturing firm named Intel (short for Integrated Electronics), after previously rejecting the name “Moore Noyce” which they thought sounded too similar to “more noise.”
Spurred by a desire “to ponder what might be possible,” Moore and Noyce sought to improve the world through technology. Similarly, forward-thinking health care organizations seek to maximize technology’s vast possibilities.
In Chet Stagnaro’s “Innovative Blockchain Uses in Health Care,”
learn how this fast-changing, rapidly advancing digital ledger technology can potentially transform health care. Our featured case study, “New Data Governance Strategy Transforms Health System’s Business Reporting,”
details how a phased data governance approach helped a health system improve its data accuracy, accessibility and security. |
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| POV: Innovative Blockchain Uses in Health Care |
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 By: Chet Stagnaro.
By simplifying and expediting the way the health care industry processes data, blockchain has the power to dramatically reduce back-office data input and maintenance costs and improve data accuracy and security. Readers will come away with a much deeper understanding of blockchain’s applicability in the health care industry and considerations for its implementation.
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| PROBLEMS WE’VE SOLVED: New Data Governance Strategy Transforms Health System’s Business Reporting |
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| By: Hanna Woldu
A large complex health system with multiple business units and departments gathering, analyzing and reporting financial and clinical data was facing challenges with its data. Learn how instituting a new phased data governance approach for its financial data enabled the health system to ensure its data is accurate and well-documented, as well as accessible and secure.
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| Dava Freed | CEO, President and Founder | 510-525-1853
davafreed@freedassociates.com | https://freedassociates.com |
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