Social Determinants
CEO Innovator Profile: Socially Determined’s Trenor Williams
In the Health Evolution Innovation Lab interview series, Williams discusses the need for CEOs to view social determinants analytics as a proactive enterprise strategy that can’t be accomplished alone.
Leadership
Health care organizations need to do a better job promoting women to the C-Suite
Diana Allen, who is the President and CEO at SSI Group, discusses the gender gap in the health care C-suite and what can be done to fix it.
Leadership
Advancing equity in health care begins with measuring racial and socioeconomic disparities
The first in a two-part series focusing on how CEOs can lead health care organizations in using data to improve disparities, social determinants and community partnerships.
Leadership
Leadership Perspectives: CEOs on how to emerge from the crises of 2020
Humana CEO Bruce Broussard and other chief executives urge industry leaders to take a proactive role in advancing beyond the immediate problems stressing the system — rather than waiting for government or external forces to do so.
COVID
How COVID-19 reshaped innovation priority lists
While telehealth rose, revenue cycle management dipped but retained a spot, while supply chain proved offered a surprise twist. In this Q&A with UPMC’s Robert Bart, MD, he explains how COVID shifted health system innovation priorities.
Leadership
Health Evolution CEO Reading List
Chief executives of providers, payers and life sciences organizations can look to this frequently updated list for articles and resources about health care and leadership.
COVID
With public trust in COVID vaccines fading, CEOs must be trust amplifiers
What happens if a COVID vaccine comes along and no one wants to take it? Experts in the vaccine development process explain how health care CEOs can improve the public’s trust.
Policy
The ACA faces an uncertain future: How can CEOs plan ahead?
No one can predict what will happen to the ACA when the Supreme Court rules on the law in November so CEOs should be prepared regardless of the case’s outcome.
Technology
Next generation IT in health care: Governance and use of patient data are critical
The second in a two-part series about how CEOs can lead a new level of IT deployment.
AI & ML
What CEOs should know about ambient intelligence, physician wellness and the future of patient-centered care
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CEOs, CIOs and CMIOs are accelerating deployment of ‘game-changing’ ambient clinical intelligence systems to address physician burnout and improve clinical documentation, care quality and access and value-based reimbursements
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Tom Daschle, Kavita Patel and Ezekiel Emanuel discuss what Biden’s health policy might look like
The trio of Washington insiders share perspectives on what a Joe Biden administration would mean for the ACA, a public option and value-based care.
"If you look at the public option, that’s not just a Washington centric challenge, you’ve got two states that couldn’t get it passed this year in spite of favorable legislative conditions."
Tom Daschle, Former Senator Majority Leader
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