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29 May University of Chicago Medicine

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29 May Stanford Medicine

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29 May Scripps Health

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29 May Loma Linda University Health

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29 May John Muir Health

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29 May Advocate Health

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15 May SI 2018 Annual Conference Summary

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Health systems must take the lead in managing the financial risk of care delivery - not wait for government - was a key message from Scottsdale Institute's 2018 Annual Conference "Pushing Past the Payment Barrier: From Innovation to Transformation of Healthcare" in Scottsdale, Arizona. To...

02 May SI 2018 CNIO Summit Report

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Sponsored by Wolters Kluwer. Eight nurse executives fulfilling the functional role of Chief Nursing Informatics Officers (CNIOs) at major health systems and Scottsdale Institute member organizations met in Scottsdale to discuss “Managing Change and Optimizing Clinical Innovation” on April 27-28, 2018. They talked about such topics as mentorship,...

29 Mar UW Health

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15 Mar Social & Community Health: The 80-percent solution

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We all know the numbers by now: only about 20 percent of a person's health is impacted by healthcare; the rest is socioeconomic, environmental, genomic and behavioral. While exact figures vary based on the selected framework, study after study overwhelmingly validates the role social determinants...