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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. This is a niche blog – it is intended primarily for those in the US healthcare market. It is intended for healthcare executives: CEO’s, CMO’s, CMIO’s, COO’s, CIO’s, CTO’s, CDO’s, CKO’s, SVP’s, and Director level administrators. It is intended you if you find the content interesting, worthwhile and compelling. Follow me on Twitter. Where does risk create value for a hospital?

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Data Science | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. Further Developing the Care Model – Part 3 – Data generation and code. August 12, 2015. August 31, 2015. Returning to our care model that discussed in parts one. We can begin by defining our variables. Because of this, we will choose a gamma distribution. To model our processes:. We will use the function in R : rgamma(N,. Setseed(seed,kind=NULL,normal.kind = NULL). N - 16384...

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Process Analytics | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. Where does risk create value for a hospital? Value as Risk series post #3). August 5, 2016. August 4, 2016. Let’s turn to the hospital side. For where I develop the concept of value as risk management go here 1st. And where I discuss the value in risk management from an insurer’s perspective click here 2nd. Defining value in healthcare through risk. July 20, 2016. Vs more so...

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N2Value : Purpose of the site | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. N2Value is shorthand for volume-to-value. N is a commonly used variable for a set – a representation of a numeric series – i.e. volume. Improves outcome for the patient. Increases provider satisfaction, skill, and productivity. Overlooked) and decreases cost. Is this site biased? Yes, until the data gives indication to be otherwise, in which case the bias will swing the othe...

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Black Swans, Antifragility, Six Sigma and Healthcare Operations. What medicine can learn from wall street part 8 | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. Black Swans, Antifragility, Six Sigma and Healthcare Operations – What medicine can learn from Wall St Part 7. January 15, 2015. January 13, 2015. I am an admirer of Nicholas Nassim Taleb. Perhaps the best example of a black swan event is the period of financial uncertainty we have lived through during the last decade. A quick recap: the 1998 global financial crisis. Systems...

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Why does everthing work In Vitro but not In Vivo? | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. Why does everthing work In Vitro but not In Vivo? May 28, 2015. May 27, 2015. Once, I was bitten by the Neurosurgery bug. ( Thanks, Dr. Ojemann. In Vitro (in the lab). Experimental interventions held great promise for this terrible complication, but nearly all would fail when applied in clinical practice,. In Vivo (in real life). This is how most carefully designed. Environm...

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In Memoriam | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. Repost – In Memoriam. September 11, 2014. September 11, 2015. World Trade Center, New York city, circa 1990. Further developing the care model – theoretical to applied – part 1. Quick Post on Systems vs. Statistical Learning on large datasets →. Follow me on Twitter. Value and Risk: the Radiologist’s perspective (Value as risk series #4). Value as Risk series post #3). Theme...

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About Me | Volume to Value in healthcare blog | Volume to Value

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A discussion on the sweeping changes in medicine and how we navigate them successfully as patients, physicians, and administrators. I am Stephen M. Borstelmann MD. I’ve become convinced that new approaches are necessary. Fortunately, there has been an explosion in advanced technology that can improve the health and welfare of everyone. I have been fortunate to have the opportunity and the inclination to study these advances, specifically:. Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning. This is in addition...