WATCH: PCCI leader shares insight on emerging technology and behavioral health
In this video interview from HIMSS24 with Jacqueline Naeem, MD, PCCI’s Senior Medical Director, shares with FinThrive her views on what new technology innovations are supporting mental health as well as what passions drive her as a physician.
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In the News: Healthcare Innovation reports on PCCI and Parkland receiving a prestigious grant from Kaiser Permanented to help further their efforts to reduce the harm of pediatric asthma.
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Video: Exploring Predictive Analytics in Healthcare: An Interview with PCCI Experts
Digital Health featured PCCI’s Yusuf Tamer, PhD, and Parkland’s Nainesh Shah, MD, at HIMSS24. In this interview, the two discussed the use of predictive analytics models that improve patient outcomes with respect to sepsis.
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In the News: PCCI Programs Included In List of Top Predictive Analytics Roundup
HealthIT Analytics included PCCI’s suicide screening and preterm birth prevention in its roundup story of “10 high-value use cases for predicative analytics in healthcare”
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https://healthitanalytics.com/news/10-high-value-use-cases-for-predictive-analytics-in-healthcare
Publications: PCCI experts contribute to paper published by the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM Group).
PCCI’s George Oliver, MD, PhD, Vice President, Clinical Informatics and Venkatraghavan Sundaram, PhD, M. Pharm, Program Manager, contributed to this paper, along with many others, on the “Pragmatic Trial of Hospitalization Rate in Chronic Kidney Disease.”
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https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2311708#ap0
In the News: Healthcare Finance Features PCCI’s Dr. Naeem on Behavioral Health at HIMSS
Telehealth, wearables and artificial intelligence all hold promise to increase access to care for underserved populations.
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https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/technology-moving-needle-behavioral-health
In The News: Health IT Analytics Takes a Deep Dive into PCCI’s Suicide Prevention Program
Recently, Health IT Analytics interviewed PCCI’s Jacqueline Naeem, MD, Senior Medical Director, and Kimberly Roaten, PhD, ABPP, professor in the Department of Psychiatry at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and associate chief quality and safety officer for Behavioral Health – Parkland Health about the suicide screening and prevention program that is being used in all of Parkland’s facilities.
Parkland Health & Hospital System (PHHS) and Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) in Dallas, Texas have successfully achieved this with their Universal Suicide Screening Program. Two experts from the initiative sat down to discuss the program’s hurdles, successes, and future plans in a recent episode of Healthcare Strategies.
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In the News: D CEO Features PCCI’s Trauma Predictive Model
PCCI’s artificial intelligence is helping trauma surgery teams make data-based decisions about when to operate at Dallas County’s safety net hospital.
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At Parkland Health, the End of Subjective Surgery – D Magazine
In the News: PCCI Data Scientist Talks With Healthcare IT News About Sepsis Prevention
Yusuf Tamer, PhD, principal data and applied scientist at the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation, offers a sneak preview of his HIMSS24 session, which offers a detailed look at one of artificial intelligence’s most promising use cases.
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https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/how-ai-and-fhir-can-help-reduce-sepsis-mortality-rates
VIDEO: PCCI CEO, Steve Miff, Leads Invest Dallas-Fort Worth Launch Conference Panel
In this video from the recent Invest Dallas-Fort Worth Launch Conference, PCCI’s CEO Steve Miff, PhD, moderated a panel, “Closing the Gap: How educators and healthcare professionals collaborate to improve healthcare outcomes, the talent gap, and workforce wellbeing.” This important panel discussed providing more access to care, the importance of unbiased data, and strategies to improve healthcare outcomes.