Reports and analytic projects have different characteristics from traditional IT projects. They call for an approach with low overhead and a keen focus on data and interdependencies. Here’s ideas to help tailor your process.
Let’s face it. No one likes to wait. Waiting causes anxiety, boredom, impatience and that niggling feeling of falling behind. Fortunately, we offer solutions that reduce wait time for reports.
Advice from an expert that will save you time, money and needless frustration in monitoring and benchmarking readmissions.
Polaris exhibited at the Healthcare Business Intelligence Forum April 16 & 17, 2014.
This two-day educational event was designed to provide implementation-level information to executives at healthcare organizations to help them plan for and execute a transition in both clinical and business operations through the effective use of data and analytics driven insights.
Many live by the proverb “it is a poor workman who blames his tools”. But reporting technology has advanced so rapidly, it is a good time to examine your tools. Employing up-to-date tools can speed you through your report backlog. Here’s a quick quiz to determine if you need a tool upgrade. Select the answer that best represents your current situation.
Join our webcast to learn about The Healthy Reporting System. We’ll discuss the importance of each aspect with a definition of “good health” for each. Finally, we’ll point you to supplemental information in case you find an area that needs further attention.
Is your report backlog growing beyond your capacity? Do users complain of slow turnaround? Are you having trouble finding staff with the necessary skills in report construction, data analytics and healthcare enterprise-wide reporting?
We recently held a webinar where we shared a myriad of tips you can use immediately to up your game and improve your results.
Jefferson Hospital in Jefferson Hills, PA, is utilizing an agile approach to their strategic decision making which is proving to be highly effective. They are tackling critical issues with a 1-2 punch – speculate then iterate.
We make hundreds of decisions a week in our daily lives. So why is it so hard to make important decisions at work? Here are some of the challenges that hold us back.
In a word, YES. We have talked to countless organizations who have purchased a reporting package with great anticipation – only to have disappointing results. Why? Here are some of the expectations that proved to be a little too high.