In healthcare, data grows exponentially as the ability to extract operational value continues to fall behind. Without the right questions, approaches, and technology, data can’t be leveraged to its full capacity, leading to lackluster outcomes and the difference between a leading and lagging organization. More so, this issue can have a downstream effect in several key areas of your business, including digital transformation, clinical and non-clinical operations, and the patient/member experience. In this webinar presented by EXL Health, you’ll hear engaging discussions from industry leaders on how healthcare organizations can harness the power of data to achieve a sustainable business advantage. Centered around the building blocks of data-led value creation, cloud enabled solutions, and enterprise architecture, you’ll discover the steps needed to turn your data into a trusted, strategic asset.

Learning points include: 

• How an enterprise data strategy and delivery can enable strategic business priorities, including improved health outcomes and financial performance and expanded market access.
• Understanding how successful data-led healthcare organizations are driven by four key pillars, including data access, insight at speed, continuous evolution, and end-to-end adoption.
• How to solve operational inefficiencies by leveraging cloud-based, digital solutions to ease the burden on clinical and non-clinical staff.
• A review of case studies that focus on how a data-led approach led to a turnaround in cost savings and productivity. 

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More and more, healthcare organizations are modernizing their IT infrastructure and applications. Navigating this complex transformation creates considerable challenges for health system technology leaders. In this session, Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Healthcare CTO Jeffrey Thomas will demystify digital transformation and share innovative practices that helped his health system transition to a multi-cloud infrastructure with ease, flexibility, scale and security. 

Learning objectives include: 

• Architecting and building a dynamic infrastructure in local cloud and near-cloud environments
• Understanding technology's upstream impacts to healthcare business outcomes
• Planning and managing the organizational change required to support digital transformation in healthcare

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In an increasingly complex and global pharmacovigilance environment, the need for more effective and easier collaboration is accelerating adoption of cloud technologies. Seamlessly incorporating internal / external parties into end-to-end processes and providing a single source of safety data and content, drives greater efficiencies while improving compliance, data quality, and global visibility. See how a cloud-based approach to managing safety content balances control with autonomy – streamlining authoring, review, and sharing of content across teams and with partners while providing greater transparency and oversight. Many companies are leveraging modern content management solutions to easily scale and meet the growing number of regions requiring a pharmacovigilance system master file (PSMF) or equivalent documentation.

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