Link to the recorded webinar - https://youtu.be/RE6j3tF1MHA
Topics for this webinar include:
• How to integrate existing HIE data in the Health Catalyst analytics platform, DOS™ (Data Operating System)
• Gaining insights from HIE data that can drive outcome improvements
• Existing applications and tools available that can leverage HIE data
18. Health Catalyst Overview
Domain Experts Analysts, Data Scientists, Data Architects Outsourced Services
Patient Safety
Cloud-based
Recommendation
Engines
Machine
Learning NLP Big Data Closed-Loop Mobile
Vertical, Use-Case Driven Applications
Care
Management
Pop Health /
ACO Suite
Cross-Cutting Analytic Applications
CORUS
(Costing)
Health Catalyst Applications Portfolio
Health Catalyst Data Operating System (DOS)
Real-time
Streaming
Services
Analytic
Accelerators
AtlasLeading
Wisely
TouchStone
(Benchmarks) Populations
Builder
Applications built with cutting-edge technology:
Measures
Manager
This slide shows how EDW stop at getting the right data while DOS goes beyond to enable you to get the full value of analytics
Right Data: DOS provides the Catalyst Analytics Platform to acquire, organize and standardize data
At the right time: DOS provides real-time streaming and low latency processing to have analytics ready soon after the business event has been recorded
With the right insights: DOS provides AI pipelines and AI models so you can create the right insights
To the right place: EMR integration shows the insights in the clinician workflow, Analytics portal enables anyone in the organization to interact with data and Excel integration enables business folks to analyze data
Using the right applications: Open APIs enable you to build your own DOS applications or use third-party applications to customize and enhance your DOS
Reusable clinical and business logic: Registries, value sets, and other data logic lies on top of the raw data and can be accessed, reused, and updated through open APIs, enabling third-party application development.
Streaming data: Near- or real-time data streaming from the source all the way to the expression of that data through DOS that can support transaction-level exchange of data or analytic processing.
Integrates structured and unstructured data: Integrates text and structured data in the same environment. Eventually, it will incorporate images too.
Closed-loop capability: The methods for expressing the knowledge in DOS, include delivering that knowledge at the point of decision making, for example, back into the workflow of source systems, such as an EHR.
Microservices architecture: In addition to abstracted data logic, open microservices APIs exist for DOS operations such as authorization, identity management, data pipeline management, and DevOps telemetry. These microservices also enable third-party applications to be built on DOS.
Machine learning: DOS natively runs machine learning models, and enables rapid development and utilization of ML models, embedded in all applications.
Agnostic data lake: Some or all of DOS can be deployed over the top of any healthcare data lake. The reusable forms of logic must support different computation engines; e.g., SQL, Spark SQL, SQL on Hadoop, et al.
David just took you through what is required from a platform perspective to excel at analytics, but at Health Catalyst, we are not just in this business of providing analytics, we are here to use data to drive outcomes. In fact, that is our mission.