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How Data and Analytics Can Improve CV Quality and Outcomes

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How Data and Analytics Can Improve CV Quality and Outcomes

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A big part of meeting the value-based purchasing environment in which healthcare systems find themselves is to empower providers so they can optimize the management of post-operative patient issues, reduce length of stay (LOS), and mitigate risk – all toward lowering costs. Allina Health, the largest integrated delivery system in Minnesota, set out to achieve these goals through a renewed focus on cardiovascular (CV) care across its system, which comprises 13 hospitals, 82 clinics, 1,658 staffed beds and 26,000 employees. Allina and its affiliate Minnesota Heart Institute (MHI) addressed population health issues, reduced clinical variations, tested new processes, and leveraged an enterprise data warehouse to elevate the improvements outcomes and realize more than $75-million in savings. In this session, Allina will describe how the value of strong partnerships and powerful data analytics is driving meaningful CV quality and outcomes.

Craig E. Strauss, MD, MPH

Medical Director of Quality, Innovation and Outcomes
Minneapolis Heart Institute/Allina Health

Pam Rush

Clinical Program Director
Allina Health

Details

Event Type : On Demand

Date : Apr 01, 2018 12:00 PM CT

Collection Cost : $199.00

Credits : CME, CNE, LLSA, CPHIMS, CAHIMS

Conference Session Number : 135

Speaker(s) : Craig E. Strauss, MD, MPH, Pam Rush

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