Tag Archives: decision making

What Predictive Analytics Can Do For You!

Posted on 2016/05/19 by

If you are responsible for managing a business, the maturity level you want to get to is one where staff receives advanced decision support from your business management system. Here is how you can use the “Easy” button to improve … Continue reading →

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Finding needles in haystacks – Can you do it?

Posted on 2014/08/12 by

I deal with a fairly large number of organizations (suppliers, clients, correspondents).                     I like to track e-mail exchanges but some of the time there is overlap between threads so no point trying to define and organize messages under Outlook folders. … Continue reading →

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eCases, the final frontier for workflow management?

Posted on 2013/11/26 by

Ask any healthcare worker, ask any law enforcement officer, and they will tell you what a “Case” is.  Case was, and for many, still is, a “file folder”. Everything has to be in one place in order to make informed … Continue reading →

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The Right Time To Close A Case

Posted on 2013/07/12 by

Some undertakings are intrinsically complex, others become that way only when people complicate initiatives that might otherwise allow an undertaking to remain relatively simple. I have clients who agonize over when to close a Case.  Closing eCases does not require much effort, … Continue reading →

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Are healthcare cost increases inevitable?

Posted on 2012/12/28 by

“Healthcare costs will continue to rise until the entire system collapses under its own weight”. This doomsday scenario is certainly one possibility, but it is a “do-nothing” option. How about an approach that reduces costs at the same time as … Continue reading →

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Rules for Change Management Professionals

Posted on 2012/11/29 by

Change management professionals transition organizations from one state of affairs to some desired future state of affairs. Each organization wants to come out of this with a competitive advantage, accordingly, no cookie cutter approach or single algorithm will produce the … Continue reading →

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So, you think you have achieved Continuity of Care?

Posted on 2012/09/23 by

No one doubts the importance of Continuity of Care in Medicine. ONC’s 45 CFR Part 160 Subpart C Final Rule includes a number of criteria (22 out of 44) that have a specific focus on Continuity of Care. 302a Drug-drug … Continue reading →

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Seek and You May or May Not Find – In Praise of Knowledge Bases

Posted on 2012/08/30 by

“Seek and Ye Shall Find” probably works in general life but not when you are looking for digital data. Decision-making in the 1980s used to be characterized by “too much information, too little information, or information in the wrong place”. … Continue reading →

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