Please join us on Thursday, August 6, 2020, at 2 PM Eastern as Tom Lawry, National Director of Artificial Intelligence, Health and Life Sciences, Microsoft; and John Showalter, MD, MSIS, Chief Product Officer, Jvion, explain how Clinical Artificial Intelligence offers the promise of improving the Iron Triangle equation, in the HealthcareWebSummit event: Addressing the Iron Triangle of Healthcare with Clinical AI: Protecting Revenue While Improving Health Outcomes.
Overview
Webinar: Thursday, August 6, 2020, at 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern
- How clinical AI differs from traditional predictive analytics
- Connecting the dots between investments in AI, improving patient risk trajectories, and positively impacting revenue
- Key steps to successfully implement and grow adoption across your organization
Faculty: Tom Lawry, National Director of Artificial Intelligence, Health and Life Sciences, Microsoft; and John Showalter, MD, MSIS, Chief Product Officer, Jvion
Programs to improve access and quality can cost healthcare organizations significantly. When you try improving one aspect of it, another aspect suffers.
The iron triangle of health care is another way to describe the three competing priorities of health care delivery – cost, quality, and access. These are often interdependent to a fault. Improving any one almost always requires a trade-off with another. Clinical AI offers the promise of improving this equation so that it does not end in a zero-sum game. Attendees will learn how a data aggregation and applied AI can be deployed to address the health of individuals and populations while driving operational efficiency and care efficacy.
Registration Details
- Registration is complimentary for qualified applicants
- Click here to register (All registrations must be received before 12:00 PM Eastern on Wednesday, August 5th)
- Applications will be accepted by the Summit co-sponsor according to their criteria.
- Applicants approved for registration will be notified by Summit within several business days of application
Learning Objectives
As your organization begins to prioritize near and long-term analytic investments, you’ll want to join this webinar to:
- Understand how clinical AI differs from traditional predictive analytics and methodologies
- Connect the dots between investments in AI, improving the risk trajectory of patients and positively impacting revenue
- Learn the key steps to successfully implement and grow adoption across your organization
Who Should Attend
Interested attendees would include:
- C-Suite Executives
- Analytics Executives and Directors
- Medical Directors
- Population Health Executives and Directors
- Information Technology Executives and Directors
- Data Governance Executives and Directors
- Planning and Strategy Executives and Directors
- Operations Executives and Directors
- Business Intelligence Directors
- Other Interested Parties
Attendees would represent organizations including:
- Health Plans
- Hospitals and Health Systems
- Clinically Integrated Networks
- Accountable Care Organizations
- Provider Networks
- Medical Groups
- Other Healthcare Providers
- Media
- Other Interested Organizations
Speakers
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Tom Lawry |
Tom Lawry, is the national director of artificial intelligence for Health and Life Sciences at Microsoft. In his role, Tom works with providers, payers and the government in planning and implementing innovative analytical solutions that improve the quality and efficiency of health services delivered around the globe. Lawry focuses on digital transformation, including artificial intelligence, machine learning and cognitive services. He previously served as director of Worldwide Health. Prior to Microsoft, Lawry was a senior director at GE Healthcare with global responsibilities for revenue cycle management analytics. He was also founder and CEO of Verus, a health care software company named one of the Top 100 Fastest Growing Washington Companies for three consecutive years and to the Deloitte Fast 500 Technologies list. |
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John Showalter, MD, MSIS |
Dr. Showalter brings visionary thought leadership on the application of advanced information technology to improving outcomes for patients. His unique education in biomedical engineering, physiology, clinical informatics and internal medicine has allowed him to work at the intersection of those fields to positively impact patient care and health system efficiency. His work has been recognized with cross-industry awards including ComputerWorld's Premiere 100 IT Leaders and health IT awards such as the CHIME Collaboration Award. Dr. Showalter is dedicated to using his passion and knowledge to ensure that Jvion's AI CORE™ has the maximum positive impact for patients. |
