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.
To watch the video click here: https://studio.marketscale.com/StudioMail/dmJzaZ7KNPYV1el4RAwqG2NZqwV2ng905W6jopLyb3rDxX8O
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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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.
VIDEO: PCCI’s Sachs Summer Scholars Community Health Presentation
The Sachs Summer Scholars program has become one of the most meaningful and competitive internship programs in North Texas where women from around the country work side by side with PCCI data scientists and clinicians where they contribute directly to impactful programs. This video captures the intern’s presentations delivered earlier this month.
Now in its fifth year, PCCI’s Sachs Summer Scholars program is our women in technology, STEM-focused internship giving unrivaled opportunities for college and graduate school women from diverse backgrounds to receive active, hands-on experience working closely with PCCI data scientists and clinicians to directly contribute to public health projects involving cutting-edge statistical analyses, machine learning, and Non Medical Drivers of Health (NMDOH) innovation. These presentations will be a culmination of their summer efforts.
Our seven 2023 interns hail from university programs across the country and their projects all utilize NMDOH analytics with a focus on community health based on Dallas County, Parkland Health and PCHP initiatives. Specifically, these initiatives focused on data analysis from PCCI’s Community Vulnerability Compass, examination of asthma text-message data, geospatial and predictive NMDOH analysis of maternal outcomes, dashboard impact modeling, and quantifying access to childcare, healthcare, and food in Texas.
PCCI is one of the best places to work in North Texas and recently its team celebrated the reopening of it office after more than two years of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of our culture of collaboration, the team of data science and clinical experts excelled working remotely, but this gathering was a great opportunity to meet in person, and for some, to meet for the first time. Going forward, PCCI will operate in a hybrid manner with its office serving as a resource and home-base for its team.
Have a look at the video of the office reopening here: PCCI Culture – Office Reopening
PCCI has released a video capturing the highlights of this year’s PCCI’s Sachs Summer Scholars. Focusing on offering opportunities for women, the PCCI Sachs Summer Scholars is one of North Texas’ most prestigious internship programs as it immerses high school, college and graduate students in the world of healthcare technology and science.
The internship program is named in memory of PCCI board member, Michael Sachs, a visionary healthcare leader and innovator who passed away in 2019.
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Different providers in the healthcare system and across community-based organizations have limited means of communication, causing vital patient information to slip through the cracks. Information that is essential to providing excellent healthcare or even saving a life. The Dallas Information Exchange Portal (IEP) will create a secure seamless system that connects healthcare and community-based organizations in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, allowing for smart sharing of information that makes a tangible difference int he lives of first thousands but, ultimately, we hope millions of people.
To learn more, please vist: http://iep.pccipieces.org.
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