Building a Culture of Security within Healthcare Organizations

Healthcare is transforming. In order to achieve success, a new operating model needs to be embraced that is focused on core principles that support the organization’s ability to maintain high quality outcomes, while reducing healthcare costs, encouraging innovation, and improving access and affordability. Cleveland Clinic Foundation, a premier global healthcare organization is leading the way to realize this new way operating.

This Summit will feature speakers and executives from FDA/CDRH, Ex-FDA Officials and companies like Merck, BSI, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research (NIBR), Orchard Therapeutics, Owl Cyber Defense and several other leading organizations. Why should attend his summit: Future Trends of Medical Device Regulation, Risk Manage

Our health is influenced by the conditions we are born, grow, live, work and age in the wider determinants of health. These include commercial determinants of health and health inequalities. We held the third webinar in this series sharing emerging findings from UKPRP-funded projects and exploring their implications for policy.

In a recent HIMSS study, only three out of 10 hospitals noted they were highly effective at democratizing data. This isn’t surprising considering 54% of providers still struggle to access and integrate multiple data sources. But healthcare isn’t immune to disruptors. In this webinar, Michigan Health & Hospital Association will share the fundamentals behind its self-service analytics strategy to unlock a black box of data around hospital-acquired conditions (HACs) and readmissions. Jim Lee, VP Data Policy & Analytics, will share how his team analyzes complex data sets to meet HIINs grant requirements for an unparalleled data project in partnership with three state hospital associations. The goal Reduce HACs by 20 percent and readmissions by 12 percent.