Application of Machine Learning in Healthcare

As the healthcare industry moves toward value-based care, payers are increasingly concerned with clinical outcomes. Health plans are finding that they need to leverage all clinical and administrative data, in addition to claims data, to improve member health and optimize reimbursement within value-based payment models. Harmonizing data across the healthcare continuum presents a significant challenge due to the variety of disconnected data elements that must be connected to get a true 360-degree view of member health. Before healthcare organizations can effectively benefit from the data’s value, the data itself needs to be normalized to achieve semantic interoperability.

As more and more providers take action to adapt to a new era of value-based care, standardization has become an important priority to reduce clinical variation and ultimately improve outcomes. In order to do that, health systems have to make sure their providers are aligned with current evidence-based best practices, clinical guidelines and protocols. This webinar will discuss the significance of clinical reference resources in driving standardization, and explore how healthcare leaders are ensuring clinicians are equipped to provide high-quality, standardized care.

Lots of healthcare data moves electronically between payers, providers, and members. Unfortunately, a substantial percentage of payments between payers and providers are still done with paper—resulting in slower transactions, high administrative costs, and lots of process friction. Watch this video to hear a large national payer share the strategy behind their company’s success in getting providers to sign up for electronic payments and to learn how you can optimize the adoption of electronic payments by your providers using Change Healthcare’s Payer Enrollment Services.

Healthcare is moving to the consumer, offering unprecedented power to patients and new market entrants. And, as data becomes dominant in driving innovation and integration forward, how is the industry responding? How is AI creating new opportunities and challenges? And, in what ways are industry leaders redefining the ways in which we think about “healthcare”? Breaking down the expected 2019 trends – featuring insights from HIMSS19 and CES – Validic CEO Drew Schiller and Kaiser Permanente CHIO John Mattison detail the the year ahead. Tune in for your roadmap to 2019 digital health innovation.