From Data to Healthcare Insights: A Net Health Series
Take Me ThereAs major changes continue to evolve within the healthcare landscape, health organizations are thinking differently about the future of attracting and retaining patients within their networks.
Right now, health systems are making significant investments in predictive analytics, AI, and other revolutionary innovations to improve patient outcomes and financially strengthen their networks.
Leaders in Cybersecurity
Monique Hart
CISO/Executive Director, Information Security for Piedmont Healthcare
Jeffrey Rosenthal
CIO for Reliant Rehabilitation
David Jollow
CISO for Healogics
Jason James
Moderator
Chief Technology Officer, Net Health
Cybersecurity Threats Facing Healthcare Today
As global pandemic stretches into a second year, the number of security threats facing healthcare organizations continues to increase. Hardly a week goes by without news of a hospital or healthcare center being severely impacted by ransomware. More than 40 million patient records have been compromised in the past year based on incidents reported to the federal government. As daunting as 2021’s cybersecurity has been, healthcare organizations can still prepare for 2022 by understanding these security threats, implementing response plans and investing in cybersecurity.
Net Health CIO, Jason James, will moderate a panel of CIO and CISO leaders from healthcare providers to discuss cyberthreats facing healthcare today.
Key takeaways:
We discuss security priorities from an increasingly complex healthcare IT environment including: Diverse cloud-based applications, More end points (including connected devices and patient wearables), Patient portals, and more.
Watch On-DemandSpecial 3-Part Conversation with Dr. Bill Winkenwerder
Dr. Bill Winkenwerder
Chairman of CitiusTech, Net Health Board Member. Former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, U.S. Department of Defense
Josh Pickus
Moderator
Chief Executive Officer, Net Health
Value Based Care vs. Fee-For-Service: Lessons from the Public and Private Sectors
Dr. Bill Winkenwerder, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs for the U.S. Department of Defense, joins Net Health CEO Josh Pickus for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion of healthcare delivery in the U.S. today.
In this special 3-part conversation, Dr. Winkenwerder shares his unique perspective on the future of value-based care (VBC) systems in the public sector and how VBC differs from fee-for-service (FFS) models in the private sector. In the three video sessions, Dr. Winkenwerder and Josh discuss key differences between the two payment models, ongoing innovation and developments in value-based care, and the future of technology, policy, and predictive analytics in value-based care.
Key takeaways:
- Learn what health systems should know about the transition to value-based care, including macro vs. micro shifts.
- Which aspects of the fee-for-service health system payment model look the most different compared to fully value-based systems (clinical, back-office, analytics, etc.)
- The role analytics will play in the shift to value-based care and how financial and clinical ROIs for analytics-oriented products must differ when applied to FFS and VBC models.
Modern Healthcare Innovation Leaders
Todd Dunn
VP of Innovation at Atrium Health
Paul Nagy
Co-founder, Technology Innovation Center, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Roy Rosin
Chief Innovation Officer at Penn Medicine
Patrick Colletti
Moderator
Founder, Net Health; Author of Refounder
How Top Health Systems Plan and Execute Innovation
Right now, health systems are making significant investments in predictive analytics, AI, and other revolutionary innovations to improve patient outcomes and financially strengthen their networks.
In this on-demand recording of a recent panel discussion, hear insights from healthcare innovation experts who’ve embarked on the journey to plan and execute major innovation projects and the wisdom they learned through the process.
Key takeaways:
- Preparing for the adoption of AI-powered solutions
- Challenges of interoperability and emerging technology
- Deciding between disruptive technology or incremental innovation
- Build vs. buy – how health systems decide when to work with emerging and established vendors
The Modern Healthcare CMIO
Dr. Nathan Gause
Assistant Professor of Medicine/Orthopedic Surgeon at Univ. of Missouri Healthcare (Former CMIO at Great River Medical Center)
Dr. Ehab Hanna
VP and CMIO at Universal Health Services
Subra Sripada
Partner, Healthcare Technology Leader at Guidehouse (Former CIO and Chief Transformation Officer, Beaumont Health)
Jigar Patel, MD
Moderator
VP and Chief Medical Officer at Cerner
Best Practices for Implementing Digital Innovations
As major changes continue to evolve within the healthcare landscape, health organizations are thinking differently about the future of attracting and retaining patients within their networks.
In this on-demand recording of a recent panel discussion, CIOs from large health systems discuss how the digital health landscape is changing and what your organization can do now to meet future patient needs.
Key takeaways:
- Improving patient outcomes by leveraging AI and analytics
- Effectively implementing solutions that leverage AI and analytics
- Establishing data governance and oversight for AI-powered products
The Modern Healthcare CIO
Dwight Raum
CIO, Johns Hopkins University/Johns Hopkins Medicine
Jeff Buda
CIO, Floyd Medical Center
Jason James
Moderator
CIO, Net Health
Digital Transformation in a Post-COVID World
As major changes continue to evolve within the healthcare landscape, health organizations are thinking differently about the future of attracting and retaining patients within their networks.
In this on-demand recording of a recent panel discussion, CIOs from large health systems discuss how the digital health landscape is changing and what your organization can do now to meet future patient needs.
Key takeaways:
- Continuum of care and telemedicine
- Employer-provided care delivery and the consumerization of healthcare
- Sustainability and workforce management
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