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The problem within your healthcare organization is not the lack of data. It’s the culture. There is more data available to most practices than there has ever been in the history of healthcare analytics. The tools needed to capture the data, the warehouse capabilities to store the... Read More

Watching summer sports (baseball, tennis, soccer, swimming) has made me very aware of statistics. Indeed, you cannot view a professional or amateur sport without hearing, graphically seeing and being aware of the statistics. And there are stats for everything (even healthcare).... Read More

Predictive Analysis is the next step in data analysis. Up to this point, healthcare analysis has been focused on “what happened” & “why did it happen.” What can we learn from what happened? How can we institute change based on what happened? How can we... Read More