Data is everywhere and offers key insights to help in decision-making, with healthcare being no exception. How can data help optimize health outcomes? Two healthcare professionals with an eye for data explain the types of data used to manage patient populations and how data helps physicians with patient care including managing chronic conditions, avoiding hospitalizations, illnesses, and disease.
Selected Podcast
The Role of Data in Healthcare
Featured Speakers:
Christine Fulton, RN | Renee Broadbent, MBA, CCSFP, CHC
Christine Fulton, RN is a healthcare leader with experience in population health program development, clinical informatics, EMR implementation, value-based care and strategic planning. With a strong foundation in clinical nursing, she understands the supports, programs, and information patients and providers need to effectively manage care. Christing has served as an RN healthcare leader both in the ambulatory and inpatient spaces within hospital systems as well as provider-led organizations.
Renee Broadbent is Chief Information Officer and Information Security Officer at Southern New England Healthcare (SoNE HEALTH). She is a senior-level healthcare executive with extensive background in strategic planning, information technology, digital strategy, value-based care and data security. Renee has held the role of Chief Information Officer and Chief Information Security Officer in both hospital health systems and Managed Care Organizations (MCO).