Never Again: How analytics will lead the post-pandemic health system

Join us for an important conversation with Ochsner Health about the critical role of analytics in successfully navigating and responding to the COVID19 pandemic to support the health and wellness of the communities they serve. When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, it became abundantly clear that a pandemic data management strategy was needed. Learn how Ochsner led state wide initiatives by mobilizing and analyzing data to address and serve communities facing the greatest risk, and explore how the most at-risk parts of their communities to keep them well and out of the hospital.

This webinar will examine Ochsner’s response to the pandemic and touch upon key lessons learned that can help propel the future of analytics in health systems.

Key learning points include:

The leadership strategy needed to drive progress, driving all health systems forward; we’re all in this together!
The health system’s need to standardize data and all speak the same language
The need for collaboration over competition; culture and internal politics of health systems can’t inhibit progress
The benefits realized from proactive care delivery as opposed to reactive care

At the conclusion of this webinar, attendees will have real-world examples and tips on how to build a strong analytics foundation so we can approach future public health crises in a more effective, collaborative fashion.

Amy Trainor

AVP, Clinical Systems
Ochsner

Bio info: As Vice President of IS Clinical Systems at Ochsner Health, Amy Trainor is responsible for the implementation and...

As Vice President of IS Clinical Systems at Ochsner Health, Amy Trainor is responsible for the implementation and maintenance of Ochsner’s electronic health record. Amy leads the team that implements, trains, supports, and maintains clinical systems for 15 owned hospitals and 3 large hospital affiliates. All Ochsner hospitals and clinics share one EHR platform to care for patients across the state. Amy joined Ochsner in 2011 after working for Cerner, implementing an EHR at a local community hospital. She started her career in healthcare as a Registered Nurse and has worked in Information Services for 16 years in the greater New Orleans area. Amy earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Louisiana State University and her Master’s of Healthcare Administration from LSU-Shreveport.

Amy strongly believes that HIMSS encourages organizations to use technology to deliver the best care to patients and improve outcomes. She has been an active member of HIMSS since 2014 and most recently has been elected member at large on the Louisiana Chapter of the HIMSS board. Amy first engaged with HIMSS while working on a project to help Ochsner- North Shore become the first Stage 7 hospital in the state of Louisiana. Since then, Amy continued her mission to bring all Ochsner hospitals to Stage 7. In 2018, Amy and the Ochsner team received the HIMSS Davies award for their innovative and patient-centric work in digital medicine and population health. In 2020, Ochsner obtained the Enterprise Ambulatory Stage 7 validation under Amy’s leadership.

Dr. Anne Snowdon

Director of Clinical Research
HIMSS

Bio info: Dr. Anne Snowdon is a Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, Academic Chair of the World Health Innovation...

Dr. Anne Snowdon is a Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, Academic Chair of the World Health Innovation Network (WIN) and Scientific Director and CEO of SCAN Health, located at the University of Windsor’s Odette School of Business. Currently, Dr. Snowdon is leading over 15 innovation research initiatives across seven Canadian provinces that collaborate with government, health professionals, private industry, foundations and families. Dr. Snowdon has published more than 140 research articles, papers and cases, has received over $22 million in research funding, holds patents and has commercialized a highly successful booster seat product for children traveling in vehicles. She holds a PhD in Nursing from the University of Michigan, an MSc from McGill University, and BScN from Western University.