Jul 10, 2019
In Episode #11 we continue our discussion on transformation in healthcare with senior executives in the Federal and Defense health space. Guests include CAPTAIN Gabriel T. Brown, USN (North Capital Area Regional CIO, Defense Health Agency) and Dr Kenyon Crowley - Deputy Director, Center for Health Information and Decision Systems (CHIDS) at the University of Maryland College Park - Smith Business School. CAPTAIN Brown shares his military health leadership journey and discusses the current enterprise transformation and medical treatment facility consolidation underway within the Defense Health Agency (www.dha.mil). Dr Kenyon Crowley shares insight into how the new graduate program prepares IT professionals to address the strategic and operational components of organizational and system transformation within complex, large scale health organizations.
SHOW NOTES
Episode Overview
Guest Intros
Captain Brown's Journey in Health IT
Scale and Transformation - Drivers for Defense Health Agency (DHA) Transformation
Kaiser and Data Sharing
Introduction of University of Maryland College Park graduate program in Strategic and Transformational IT
Evolution of Health IT
Agile in Healthcare, Digital Transformation
Data Sharing and mHealth Patient Story - hip surgery, 70 year old patient
Transformation to Consumer Driven Healthcare
Consumer Landscape & Trends
Care that is tailored to an individual
AI (artificial intelligence) to create vale and use cases
AI Implementation
AI in Defense Health Agency, Data Discovery - Womack AMC and
Transferring Data and Efficiency
SPONSORSHIP MESSAGE
Thank you to our sponsor www.hcdi.com for the generous
support of this episode. HCD International is an
award-winning WOSB that has supported national, state and local
quality improvement and healthcare transformation programs for over
20 years. Today HCDI shares innovative thought leadership to the
nation’s largest government and commercial payers create high
performance quality improvement services for some of the most
vulnerable populations in health.