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Visualizing HR 660
Politics is a topic we are supposed to stay away from. It turns friends into enemies. Plus House Resolutions are just a bunch of boring text who has time for all that jazz. Certainly won’t find any in other data … Continue reading
Posted in Population Health, Storytelling, Visualization
Tagged Child Act, community, Fred Goldstein, HR660, Population Health, reyn archer
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Visualizing Data Governance
Wait a minute. Data Governance is just a theory. A concept. It’s abstract. You can’t visualize it. Stick with me for a few minutes and see if I can’t prove you wrong. As I travel the country speaking, I put … Continue reading
Actionable Intelligence
We spend 99% of our time on the word “intelligence” completely ignore the primary word “actionable.” Continue reading
Posted in Data Literacy, Storytelling, User Adoption
Tagged Actionable Intelligence, analytics, David Ciommo, Dork Cast, KPI, KPY, Storytelling, User adoption
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Visualizing Analytics in Virtual Reality
Total Immersion How cool is this image of a physician totally immersed in patient data in this virtual world? As soon as the coolness wheres off your brain is left scrambling for reality. Can we really do this? Would it … Continue reading
Posted in Data Literacy, Self Service, Visualization
Tagged ai, analytics, ar, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, bot, crunchbot, deep learning, immersive analytics, machine learning, relationships, sankey, todd margolis, vr, Year over Year, YoY
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From Walmart to Quadruple Aim
Among the millions of great nuggets I’ve picked up from Robert Pearl in his awesome work “Mistreated: Why we think we’re getting good health care and why we’re usually not” one was especially memorable and challenging. He shared a story about … Continue reading
Posted in Population Health
Tagged baber ghauri, janae sharp, mistreated, quadruple aim, rasu strestha, rober pearl, santosh mohan, sharp index
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Visualizing Population Health from a Personal Perspective
Great People One of the lessons in life that I’ve found to be very true was that you should surround yourself with great people. Gotta say I’m so amazingly blessed to have been able to learn from some of the … Continue reading
Visualizing Data Fluency
The real question that’s plagued the world has never been “Should I visualize the data?” it’s always been “How should I visualize the data?” Because it’s not that people don’t want to see things visually it’s a matter of how … Continue reading
Posted in Data Literacy, User Adoption, Visualization
Tagged data fluency, data literacy, data visualization, KPI, Quality Measures, User adoption
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Visualizing Population Health from a Community Perspective
In my previous post I asked you to consider Population Health from a Global Perspective. I understand completely how hard that is to do. The world can be a scarier enough place without having to imagine how we can improve … Continue reading
Posted in Population Health
Tagged CHC, community, FQHC, Healthcare, Jason Wesco, Karlea Trautman, New Ulm, pophealth, Population Health, sdoh, social determinants of health
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Visualizing Population Health from a Global Perspective
The Problem(s) with Population Health I’ve got a nickel that says you are probably undertaking a Population Health Initiative. Everyone else in the world is so it’s safe to say you are as well. As the Qlik Healthcare team travels … Continue reading