Chief Medical Officer Derek Robinson, MD, discusses what the COVID-19 pandemic exposed about racial disparities and why the payer launched two major health equity initiatives.
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Machine learning algorithms are powerful because they can process far more data than the human brain can consume; but sometimes, algorithms can make a mistake. Learn how a concept developed by Henry Ford for the assembly line can be used to improve machine learning in health care.
As the first wave of COVID-19 vaccinations have begun across the country, it’s clear that not everyone is on board with inoculation. How can organizations tailor public health messages that will reach specific population groups in efficient manner?
In this new feature, we will keep track of the career moves of the Health Evolution community in a regularly recurring feature. For the first edition, we’re looking at who’s been on the move in the last two months and the first couple of weeks of January.
How can health care CEOs and leaders navigate what’s sure to be a deeply divided population in their communities and within their own organizations? UMass Memorial CEO Eric Dickson, MD, shares advice in the wake of January 6th events.
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.
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In this Innovation Lab interview series, Bhavani discusses becoming a patient journey AI company, surviving a long sales cycle, and why trying to raise money with PowerPoint slides is a terrible idea for entrepreneurs.
The new year has already jolted U.S. health care with four major announcements in the first week of business. Here's a closer look at each one.
Schwartz discusses what excites him most about joining Health Evolution, the role he will be playing in the company and something that colleagues might not otherwise know about him (hint: it involves tractors and chainsaws).
During the new year, chief executives intend to invest energy and resources into workforce development, keeping pace with the acceleration to virtual care, advancing equity and enabling consumerism.
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With a new President-elect, large self-insured companies innovating new models, and COVID-19 illustrating the upsides of value-based care, is it time to reconsider the long-standing ESI approach?
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Moore examines how digital technologies including AI, cloud and telehealth are being used to build a foundation for new approaches to prevention, treatment and care.
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New tools are bringing price transparency to the point-of-care, but according to a new survey, providers don’t trust the information displayed in the EHR.
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As virtual care continues to gain momentum, healthcare leaders have unique opportunities to impact outcomes
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In 2020, catalyzed by a global pandemic, the healthcare segment began moving toward a solution that is now poised to spread across the entire health industry and revolutionize how we manage data in life sciences and pharmaceutical research: FHIR.