by John Moore | May 06, 2020
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
As sheltering in place wears on, I keep all in perspective knowing others have it far worse than I. Some […]
Tag Archive: analytics
by John Moore | May 06, 2020
As sheltering in place wears on, I keep all in perspective knowing others have it far worse than I. Some […]
by Jody Ranck | February 24, 2020
Several years ago we highlighted the analytics work behind the Camden Healthcare Coalition’s hotspotting methodology used to identify super utilizers […]
by Brian Murphy | November 18, 2019
The organizations responsible for paying for healthcare – health insurance carriers, health plans, employers, and governmental organizations – rely on […]
by Brian Murphy | April 05, 2019
In this webinar, Chilmark’s Research Director and lead report author Brian Murphy presented key findings from our latest report, 2019 […]
by Brian Murphy | March 05, 2019
We will release our newest report, 2019 Healthcare Provider Analytics Market Trends Report, in the next few days. This report […]
by Matt Guldin | January 23, 2019
Key Takeaways: Walgreens ‘front door to care’ strategy is built around multiple horizontal partnerships. There are questions about how quickly […]
by John Moore | October 01, 2018
Health Catalyst (HC) is arguably the strongest, best-of-breed vendor for clinical data analytics in the market today. And as a […]
by Brian Edwards | July 11, 2018
NLP technologies have reached an inflection point with the emergence of advanced deep machine learning methods that are on-par with humans for an ever-increasing list of core natural language skills, such as speech recognition and responding to questions. NLP is particularly well suited to address two huge problems in healthcare – easing the clinical documentation burden for clinicians and unlocking insights from unstructured data in EHRs – but there are powerful new use cases also emerging.
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