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Healthcare accounts for nearly 30% of the world’s data. That data holds transformative potential, but few health systems are equipped to act on it. Without better systems to manage, interpret and act on this information, health systems risk falling further…

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Spencer Beemiller

Executive Innovation Strategy Officer, ServiceNow

Mike Vipond

Head of Healthcare Provider Go to Market, ServiceNow

Hospitals everywhere are under pressure: rising demand, staffing shortages, and mounting costs. To keep pace, leaders need more than visibility. They need foresight. That’s why the next frontier in operations goes beyond the EMR to enable predictive decision-making that helps…

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Traditional consultants deliver reports and recommendations — then leave hospitals to figure out the rest. It’s a model that’s falling short in today’s healthcare environment. That’s why hospitals are shifting toward co-managed partnerships. These models embed clinical and operational leaders…

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John Birkmeyer, MD

President, Medical Group, Sound Physicians

Roberta Luskin-Hawk, MD

Regional President, Sound Physicians

Melissa Buchner-Mehling, MD, CHCQM, CPHYADV, FABQAURP

Associate Chief Medical Officer, Sound Physicians

Aurora, Colo.-based UCHealth has expanded access to behavioral health services statewide following a $150 million investment in 2019.  The system integrated licensed behavioral health specialists into 62 primary care clinics and expects to reach 65 by the end of the…

A poll from Arlington, Va.-based National Alliance on Mental Illness found that most Americans strongly oppose recent federal cuts to behavioral health programs and want Congress to make mental health funding a priority.  The NAMI/lpsos poll was conducted Nov. 7-9,…

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is poised to slash Medicaid revenue by $25 billion annually, a 70% drop in operating margin for the average hospital. With redeterminations moving to every 6 months, patients are losing coverage. Payers are escalating…

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A new study from the Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Precision Psychiatry examined how accurately clinicians can predict suicide attempt risk using traditional structured assessments, and whether machine learning models can enhance those predictions.  The analysis included 89,957 patients…

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