Health Care DataWorks’ Co-Founder to Present at American College of Healthcare Executives 2014 Congress on Healthcare Leadership

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Fleisher Communications Group

Mar 24, 2014, 08:00 ET


Columbus, OH (PRWEB) March 24, 2014 -- Nearly 4,000 health care leaders are expected to attend the 2014 Congress on Healthcare Leadership, March 24-27 at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago. Health Care DataWorks co-founder, Detlev H. (Herb) Smaltz, and Rick Schooler, vice president and CIO of Orlando Health, will co-present “Cutting Through the Hype: Making Sense of Analytics” at the conference. The presentation will identify practical approaches to creating a strategically aligned organizational core competency in analytics and big data while also examining the critical success factors to consider when undertaking any enterprise analytics endeavor.

“With all the new guidelines and regulations in the health care industry today, organizations must improve the quality of care they provide, while managing costs, improving patient satisfaction, achieving savings, and growing revenues if they want to compete,” Smaltz explained." As a result, more and more health care systems are turning to analytics for answers, recognizing that analytics is no longer an option, but a financial necessity. We are extremely pleased to be sharing our insight and expertise into the ways analytics can be used successfully in a health care setting.”

The first session of “Cutting Through the Hype: Making Sense of Analytics” will be presented March 24, 4:45-5:45p.m. An additional session will be held March 25, 8:45-10:15a.m.

Health Care DataWorks, Inc.
Health Care DataWorks, Inc., a leading provider of business intelligence solutions, empowers healthcare organizations to improve their quality of care and reduce costs. Through its pioneering KnowledgeEdge™ product suite, including its enterprise data model, analytic dashboards, applications, and reports, Health Care DataWorks delivers an Enterprise Data Warehouse essential for hospitals and health systems to effectively and efficiently gain deeper insights into their operations. For more information, visit http://www.hcdataworks.com.

Marcy Fleisher, Fleisher Communications Group, +1 (614) 397-0032, [email protected]