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You may have heard words like “artificial intelligence (AI)”, “machine learning (ML)”, and “predictive analytics”. They’re used more often in everyday language, inside and outside of the workplace. But what exactly do they mean? Trying to decipher these words can be...

This year’s RSNA annual event in Chicago proved to be both engaging and highly productive for the HealthLevel team. Despite the chill of the post-Thanksgiving weather, we had a phenomenal time meeting people from all over the U.S. and the world. Long-time friends and...

If every organization had a reporting tool and data warehousing solution, why would its staff want anything else? They could just keep using what they have and still expect to achieve optimal operating efficiency, right? Not necessarily. Modern businesses require...

A Medscape Radiologist Lifestyle, Happiness & Burnout Report* found that nearly a quarter of radiologists were feeling burnt out. Among the top contributing factors were: Spending too many hours at work A lack of control Insufficient compensation/reimbursement In...

A business operations platform unifies multiple data sources in near real-time and efficiently delivers personalized, trustworthy, and actionable insights to a large number of users across and deep into the organization. The benefits of a business operations platform...

A healthcare organization can spend a tremendous amount of time and resources reducing costs associated with inventory management. For example, departments may implement initiatives to understand where and how inventory is used. They look for opportunities to reduce...

Executive leadership has long realized the importance of engaging physicians to help clinical and operational initiatives succeed. Yet, only a few have implemented engagement plans, let alone reviewed their metrics to gain deeper insights into performance. And this is...

The Information Technology (IT) department has the responsibility of recommending, installing, and supporting the systems that healthcare practices rely on. In many cases, these include the analytical systems that influence the operational, clinical, and financial...

Healthcare business leaders are often asked to make important decisions based on data that is incomplete, outdated, and difficult-to-interpret. Although healthcare organizations store large amounts of information, it remains a difficult task to tap into its value by...

Data, without analytics, can be meaningless. For analytics to be useful, it must be interpreted into knowledge that can be understood by anyone, regardless of their analytical or technical background. Only then can this knowledge be used to derive meaningful insights,...