Utah has the highest percentage of commercially insured individuals in the U.S.

Congratulations to all the Best in KLAS winners I have the chance to work with, including @Waystar, @ClearBalance and @sonitor. To read this year’s Best in KLAS report, click here: shorturl.at/lnFM6 #BIK2024 #BestInKLAS2024

Currently, most healthcare data is extremely lossy. When a patient talks to a doctor, the doctor then filters what they think is important and puts it in the record. That's even further filtered for things like claims, billing, etc. With ambient dictation we are moving to a world with much lower loss rates because the raw encounter data with the patient is captured. My theory is that the ambient dictation companies will be able to find disease trends way before research. Right now there's an enormous lag (decades) between docs noticing a trend among patients > research getting done to prove it > it becoming normalized in clinical practice. Ambient dictation creates a brain that lives across physicians - if one patient says that they're getting intense migraines, it's tough for a doc to know if it's from the new drug or if the patient is just stressed. But if a dictation company hears 100 patients in the same time span talk about it with their doctor, they can surface to the doctor that other people are hearing this. I think this will shorten the time between anecdotes and changes to practice considerably because it will surface trends much faster

Man, there has been so much energy over the past five years in #HealthTech. It’s fun to see some leaders emerge from the pack. klasresearch.com/article/ann…

Amazon Web Services launched HealthScribe, an ambient clinical documentation service using generative AI. It was only a matter of time before Amazon launched something like this. HealthScribe will allow seamless voice-to-text transcribing that will generate encounter summaries using key details mentioned in doctor-patient conversations. I envision a downstream feature where HealthScribe suggests evidence-based treatment plans based on the problems discussed 🤔

More data -> more information -> more informed decisions, for patients AND doctors

Which healthcare system is better?

Where is this trend coming from?

Mark Cuban going full throated in defense of physicians. And he’s making a big bet to disrupt pharma. Will @mcuban be a force for change in healthcare?

Love the rebrand. LOVE the concept.

Brilliant move by Apple.

To all the citizen cops who try to prevent this from happening... learn it, live it, love it.

In our first pod of 2022, Chini Krishnan, CEO of @GetInsuredTweet, discusses his vision for bringing #SaaS to public sector #healthcare. anchor.fm/healthcare-pod/epi…

See. There were always things they could have done to deal with hospital capacity concerns before lazily reaching for lockdowns and school closures once again. Healthcare senior management are in over their heads. We deserve creativity and innovation.

How does the #healthcare system so reliant on face-to-face interactions make the most of digital tech? That's the subject of Episode 54 with @g_y_a_n_t anchor.fm/healthcare-pod/epi…

Join us on the BYUtv app this Saturday at 8:45 am ET as @thetabchoir performs an uplifting 30-minute program, "9/11, Coming Together," to mark the 20th anniversary of the tragic events of this day. The performance will also air on BYUtv at 11 am ET/8 am PT that day. ✨ #BYUtv

Check out our latest peer-reviewed article describing @decodehealthai’s #AI framework that tracks evolving #SDOH risk factors tied to future #COVID19 case growth in #TN & #GA. #Target #predict and #track disease risk to improve #healthoutcomes and enhance #healthequity.

The Tabernacle Choir organization is thrilled to announce the schedule for their return to Temple Square of daily organ recitals, weekly Choir and Bell ensemble rehearsals and Music & the Spoken Word broadcasts. See the schedule on our blog: thetabernaclechoir.org/artic…

💯 my pleasure.