Healthcare doesn’t need more big data, or a data warehouse. It needs a way to capture external data and marry it to internal data to shape and modify patient and consumer behavior, says Paul Roemer.
The Big Problem With Big Data
Are We Treating Patients Or Managing Them?
Until healthcare develops a tool that can aggregate, monitor, and assess patients’ data on a regular basis, population health and accountable care will remain pipe dreams, says Paul Roemer.
Healthcare’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
If an organization is doing so many things right but gets one very important thing wrong, it isn’t good at all. In fact, it’s very bad, says Paul Roemer.
Healthcare Consumerism’s Defining Moment
If health systems really want to engage patients, they need to offer services when patients want them – not just when the office is open, says Paul Roemer.
Cloudy With Little Chance Of Coverage
The problem with the cloud? It only covers health systems – not patients, says Paul Roemer, who explains the need for a Healthcare Relationship Management Cloud.
