Reuters Events On-demand webinar: Navigate new interoperability standards and unlock the full potential of health data, 6th Dec
In Healthcare, we’re data rich but insight poor. Health data exchange between departments, sites and companies is complicated by a lack of standardization that makes universal interpretation a huge challenge.
However, if applied correctly, regulatory and technological changes might provide the opportunity to unlock the potential of data interoperability.
At our Reuters Events webinar (December 6th, 1pm ET); “Navigate new interoperability standards and unlock the full potential of health data”, our expert panel will guide you through how to make health data exchange a more seamless and efficient practice.
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By registering you’ll get insights directly from:
- Dr Edward Lee, Executive Vice President, Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, The Permanente Federation
- Jennifer L. Truscott, Chief of Operations, Emblem Health
- Andy Van Pelt, Executive Vice President, Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems
- Michael Curry, Vice President, Products, IBM Watson Health
When you attend, our panel of experts will provide unique insights including:
- How to realign your strategy and invest in the right technology to accord to the new prescribed health data standards in the US
- Ways to transform the patient experience by leveraging API’s and standardizing your datasets; help your health workforce truly understand their patients and their specific needs
- How to increase the focus on real-time data and make this actionable data available to the key decision makers to fully optimize our use of health data
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