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After more than a decade of collecting data, “it’s time to figure out how to best leverage that information to drive insight and drive change,” said Brian Norris in this interview. And CMIOs should be one of the leaders helping to navigate that path.
To truly make an impact, AI-enabled algorithms must be deployed with the help of an interprofessional team of experts and a set of “delivery science” principles that most developers are not aware of, according to Dr. John Halamka and Paul Cerrato of Mayo Clinic Platform.
During a recent webinar, data analytics leaders talked about the leaps and bounds data analytics has taken, and how their organizations look to push it even further and “use it in ways we wouldn’t have foreseen 12 years ago.”
Although there are some notable obstacles, researchers believe a “comprehensive approach” that combines digital tools with genomic sequencing can potentially reinvent the way medicine is practiced, according to John Halamka, MD, and Paul Cerrato of Mayo Clinic Platform.
For clinical and IT leaders, the most important goal is to “act as a strategic partner” when approached with an opportunity, and identify the right technology that can be a force multiplier, said David Kaelber, MD, CMIO at MetroHealth.
