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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2021 · 19 MIN

Live at HLTH: How Healthy Data Improves Patient Care — featuring Don Woodlock of InterSystems

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How does access to healthcare data save lives? Consider the story of a 28-year-old patient who died from an opioid addiction. After the fact, his healthcare team realized that the young man had visited seven different emergency departments in the two months prior to his death. But without access to that information, none of the EDs realized the full extent of the problem. With the right data, they would have intervened differently, and the patient might still be alive today.Don Woodlock is Head of the Healthcare Business Unit at InterSystems, the leading provider of creative data technology solutions for the healthcare, finance and logistics industries. Don has 30 years of experience in healthcare IT, and he is dedicated to empowering care providers and connecting care communities through easy-to-use health information.On this episode of The Beat, Don joins host Jody Tropeano, Content Director at HLTH, to discuss the difference between healthy and unhealthy data, offering examples of how healthy data makes a powerful difference in patient care. Don explains the benefits of data interoperability and shares his take on machine learning as the future of healthcare. Listen in to understand why predictive models have yet to make a difference in patient care and learn how clinical data can be used to empower research and improve public health.Topics CoveredInterSystems’ work in building creative data solutions for healthcareThe difference between healthy and unhealthy dataExamples of how healthy data makes a powerful difference in patient careHow data interoperability benefits health systems, vendors and patientsWhy analytics projects are not ‘done’ when the dashboard goes liveDon’s take on machine learning as the future of healthcareWhy predictive models have yet to make an impact in the healthcare spaceUsing clinical data to improve public health, research and patient careConnect with Don WoodlockInterSystemsDon on LinkedInDon on TwitterConnect with Jody TropeanoHLTHJody on LinkedInJody on TwitterResourcesCoordinate My CareIntroductory Quote“We really believe data is this key asset that we can all leverage to make healthcare better.”

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On this episode of The Beat, recorded live at HLTH 2020, Don joins host Jody Tropeano, Content Director at HLTH, to discuss the difference between healthy and unhealthy data, offering examples of how healthy data makes a powerful difference in patient care. Don explains the benefits of data interoperability and shares his take on machine learning as the future of healthcare. Listen in to understand why predictive models have yet to make a difference in patient care and learn how clinical data can be used to empower research and improve public health.

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