To say that COVID-19 has permanently transformed the world of business would be a gross understatement. Over the last year and a half, we have seen our workplaces shift from in person meetings and conferences to a completely virtual format. This has been for good reason; during the height of the pandemic, it kept everyone safe and healthy, going forward keeping things virtual or hybrid can bring significant cost savings.
Healthcare specifically is an industry that has been greatly impacted by the shift. It’s estimated that the pandemic accelerated the ‘virtual space’ by more than five years and with healthcare organizations spending approximately three percent of their revenues for meetings alone, continuing down the virtual path will give those organizations the opportunity to be more efficient with their budgets.
At the same time, the healthcare professionals at those organizations found themselves being more effective in front of their computer screens vs attending the traditional in-person conference. Professionals are frequently attending conferences to obtain their continuing education units or CEUs, but with no tradeshows due to COVID there were few options to earn them. That is why at Extract we founded The HealthyData Virtual Academy. The academy is a completely virtual event where attendees earn AHIMA CEU credits at no cost.
The HealthyData Virtual Academy – Summer 2021 – Big Data In Healthcare: Why The Small Things Matter
Join us on July 28th for our Summer session that is featuring a variety of emerging topics, ranging from how targeted analytics can make your organization more efficient to optimizing workflows to save time and money.
Preview the agenda and topics below- each session offers up to 1 AHIMA approved continuing education unit (CEU). All sessions are complimentary, and you can attend as few or as many sessions as your schedule permits.
Nemours Children’s Health System
A Parallel Path: How Operational Innovation, Targeted Analytics, and Creativity Helped Nemours During COVID-19 (1 CEU Credit)
What Topics Will Be Covered?
Backdrop on the impact of COVID on pediatric volumes during the peak of COVID
How Nemours deployed vaccine tents, telehealth, “mini well” visits and extensive outreach to adapt to the pandemic
How Nemours changed our thinking on flu vaccines to integrate immunization across our settings of care
How Nemours tracked and measured the impact of our interventions
Extract Systems
EMR Order Workflows
What Topics Will Be Covered?
Attendees will learn how to optimize their workflows will help them capitalize on the data getting stuck in their paper documents. Viewers will see a brief demo on how Extract’s HealthyData platform turns scanned paper or documents into valuable and actionable data.
University of Kansas Health System
Scanning In 2021 (.5 CEU Credit)
What Topics Will Be Covered?
Structure needed to support a scanning program and staff
How to develop a quality program for scanning and meta data
Value of Metadata to providers
Harmony Healthcare IT
Best Practices For Managing Legacy Data In Your Organization: Optimizing Data Access To Streamline Compliance, Data Governance, Security, and ROI Workflows (1 CEU Credit)
What Topics Will Be Covered?
This presentation will cover the role that legacy data plays in a healthcare organization and the considerations for Health Information Management. A changing landscape of regulations, such as the 21st Century Cures Act, require the HIM team to stay up to date and manage risk around data retention and access. Speaker will discuss options for managing legacy data that can streamline Release of Information and purge workflows.
A big thank you to all our speakers – they are what make this event possible. If you have any questions regarding the event, please reach out to marketing@extractsystems.com. We hope you can join us!
About the Author: Taylor Genter
Taylor is the Marketing Specialist at Extract with experience in data analytics, graphic design, and both digital and social media marketing. She earned her Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing at the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater. Taylor enjoys analyzing people’s behaviors and attitudes to find out what motivates them, and then curating better ways to communicate with them.