This time last year, would you have anticipated having ChatGPT? Once again, we have seen technology make a leap few anticipated. We also have seen the shortcomings and more fear than usual around cloud AI developments. Jessica Curran and Jason Jones will share their perspectives and practical examples of progress, pitfalls, and what you can do “by next Tuesday” that will be low regret.
There are proven opportunities that are reliably overlooked and will drive better decisions and actions today. We invite you to view this webinar to learn more about the hype, hope, and missed opportunities with AI in healthcare.
Featured Speaker
Jason Jones, PhD
Jason Jones is passionate about achieving the Quadruple Aim through better and easier use of data in healthcare, including helping organizations to find analytic focus; helping providers feel that the systems they work for have their backs; and helping people to understand and have their goals and preferences respected for the hopefully brief periods during which they are “patients.” Previously, Jones served as Vice President, Information Support for Care Transformation, at Kaiser Permanente (KP). In that capacity, he brought together and co-led the national Hospital and Healthplan Quality and Finance analytic functions and led development of national quality strategy and care delivery IT investments. Prior to that, he was KP’s Executive Director of Clinical Intelligence and Decision Support and a Research Scientist in KP’s Southern California region. Before joining KP, Jones was a Senior Medical Informaticist for Intermountain Healthcare. He also held analytic and marketing positions at Bayer Healthcare in Wayne, N.J., and Ingenix (now Optum) Pharmaceutical Information Products in Salt Lake City, where he developed a model for converting United Healthcare data into a saleable asset for external customers conducting outcomes research. Throughout his career, Jones has taught graduate courses in statistics to medical informaticists at the University of Southern California and at the University of Utah. He has published dozens of peer-reviewed papers in medicine, predictive modeling, and outcomes improvement.
Featured Speaker
Jessica Curran
Jessica Curran is the Vice President of Data Science and Analytics at Health Catalyst. She joined the company in 2018 and has worked across the organization in analytics, data science, and product development. Jessica comes to work each day to “help the helpers” improve care, lower cost, and increase equity. During her time at Health Catalyst, Jessica has worked with dozens of healthcare systems to find new ways to leverage augmented intelligence alongside human values and judgements to improve healthcare. Jessica has over 20 years of experience working in healthcare data and analytics, including work for Banner Health, Cerner, WebMD, and teaching statistics and biostatistics at the University of Virginia and Xavier University. She holds a masters degree in statistics from the University of Virginia and a bachelor of science in genetics from the University of Georgia.