NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2021 Vol. 3, No. 6 CONTENTS
COVER STORY
4 Analytics for Population Health and Clinical Transformation: Moving Forward on the Journey of 1,000 Miles
The data analytics pioneers aren’t stopping for a moment— they’re moving forward on all cylinders, and providing templates for everyone to follow By Mark Hagland, Editor-in-Chief
12 FEATURE: IMAGING AI
AI: The Importance of Governance By Joseph L. Marion and Henri Primo
18 Q&A: PRECISION MEDICINE
Q&A: Informaticist Philip Payne on Washington U.’s Precision Medicine Journey
Founding director of university’s Institute for Informatics describes ‘deep phenotyping’ to better understand the environments in which patients live By David Raths, Senior Contributing Editor
24 Q&A: ACCOUNTABLE CARE
Advocate Aurora Health CMO Dr. Gary Stuck Unpacks the System’s MSSP ACO Success
Shortly after CMS released its most recent result for ACOs participating in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), Dr. Gary Stuck, the health system’s CMO, spoke regarding his organization’s major successes in the program By Mark Hagland
26 POLICY PERSPECTIVE: APMs
CMS’s Strategic Plan for CMMI: A New Administration Shifts on Policy—and Strategy
Will CMMI fare better now under new management, under the new administration? The issues facing Chiquita Brooks-LaSure and Liz Fowler are complex, but at least they’ve got a strategy By Mark Hagland
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Cyber Expert Staynings: New Regulation May Help Boards of Directors Prioritize Cybersecurity
Healthcare Innovation sat down with cyber expert Richard Staynings to discuss the current cybersecurity talent drought and the importance of educating CEOs and boards of directors about cyber risks By Janette Wider, Managing Editor
COLUMNS
2 EDITOR’S NOTES Jane Goodall’s Revolutionary Primate Study—
and What Matters Now in Healthcare By Mark Hagland
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