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Empathy in an Unexpected Experience – A Patient’s Story

By Janiece Gray / September 28, 2016

We always knew we wanted three kids. I don’t know if we wanted to be outnumbered for some sick reason…

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An Unexpected Experience – Dealing with Duration

By Janiece Gray / September 14, 2016

“Are we there yet? “ “When are we going to be there?” If you took a road trip this summer…

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An Unexpected Experience – Let’s Go!

By Janiece Gray / August 16, 2016

Quick, name that game? Yes, it’s Monopoly and those who know me or knew me in my childhood and young…

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An Unexpected Experience – It’s All About the Flow…

By Janiece Gray / July 27, 2016

I love rivers. Growing up, our cottage was on a river in central Pennsylvania. Even though I now hail from…

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An Unexpected Experience – Waiting

By Janiece Gray / July 13, 2016

Ever been there? Go ahead, you can click on it. I sat there for 3 songs, and midway through the…

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Emergency Department

An Unexpected Experience – The Importance of the ED

By Janiece Gray / June 8, 2016

“Iceberg, right ahead!” Quick… name that movie! If you said “The Titanic”, you’re right! To this day, when I see…

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An Unexpected Experience

By Janiece Gray / May 25, 2016

It was an eventful night. What was supposed to be a straightforward two-hour flight from Nashville to Minneapolis turned into…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Conclusion

By Kevin Campbell / May 13, 2016

Looking back over this blog series, originally titled “5 Oft-Neglected Things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More…Oft” before being “edited”, I…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Regular Check-Ups

By Kevin Campbell / April 27, 2016

We’ve covered a lot of topics in this series, and they are all meant to serve as reminders of important…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Share the Load

By Kevin Campbell / March 23, 2016

To warn you, if the last blog post made you uncomfortable, this one is going to make you downright cranky.…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Pull Back the Curtain

By Kevin Campbell / March 2, 2016

Last time, I talked about why Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) and Business Intelligence (BI) teams should be very interested in…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Marketing

By Kevin Campbell / February 11, 2016

In the last post, we introduced the problem of healthcare provider organizations who have sophisticated business intelligence tools and forays…

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Neglected things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Mastering the Basics

By Kevin Campbell / January 27, 2016

When it comes to business intelligence and analytics in healthcare, it seems to me that there is a significant divide…

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Neglected Things EDW/BI Teams Should Do More Often – Intro

By Kevin Campbell / January 13, 2016

I recently had the fortune of taking a wonderful road trip with the family, but I also had the misfortune…

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Why BI Development Should Reside in the Business and Not in IT – Continued

By Jennifer Schugel / December 17, 2015

Last time, I talked about common objections to moving BI development out of IT. In this blog, I’ll give some…

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Why BI Development Should Reside in the Business and Not in IT

By Jennifer Schugel / December 2, 2015

With the rapid increase in reporting requirements from the likes of CMS and state organizations, along with the increase in…

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Your Complete Guide to ED-CAHPS

By Janiece Gray / October 28, 2015

ED-CAHPS will soon be a reality. DTA has teamed up with MyRounding to create this brand new eBook to answer…

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Improving Communication: The Path to Performance

By Janiece Gray / October 14, 2015

“The shortest distance between two points is a straight line, Janiece!” My mother said this to me frequently as I…

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