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  • PARADE 360: Transforming Medication Safety Through Data, Partnerships, and Community Care

    10/14/2026

    Medication-related harm remains one of the leading causes of preventable emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and poor health outcomes among older adults and individuals with complex medical needs. Many patients receive care from multiple providers, take numerous medications, and face social and economic barriers that can make medication management especially challenging. These factors create opportunities for medication errors, adverse drug events, and gaps in care that too often go undetecte...

  • PCCI Publishing - American Psychiatric Association paper on how AI data is used to prevent suicide

    10/09/2026

    PCCI & Parkland Health Publishing: Universal Suicide Risk Screening in a Safety-Net Health System: Findings From 5.2 Million Encounters   Authors from Parkland and PCCI contributed to this paper published by the American Psychiatric Association , that details out the innovative and lifesaving program that uses patient screenings and AI to help prevent suicide. Read the paper here: https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.ps.20260003

  • PCCI's Book, "Building Connected Community of Care" is the definitive guide to building public health systems

    09/21/2026

    PCCI Publishing: “Building Connected Communities of Care” is your guide to creating population health systems   In a PCCI’s book, “Building Connected Communities of Care,” the authors Keith Kosel, PhD, and Steve Miff , PhD, created a playbook that offers a step-by-step program for coordinating medical and community-based resources to change how, where and when healthcare is delivered.   The book is a practical, how-to guide for health systems, payers, communities, philanthropic agencies, found...

  • PCCI CEO featured in the New England Journal of Medicine

    08/19/2026

    PCCI CEO featured in the New England Journal of Medicine: " Data Innovation Investment Is Booming, but Insights Lag " PCCI CEO, Steve Miff , PhD, is featured in the September edition of the New England Journal of Medicine Catalyst . In this NEJM Catalyst report, Dr. Miff shares his perspectives on healthcare AI, where the disparity between investment and successful implementation is the key takeaway. Read the report here: 📊 Insights Report: Data Innovation Investment Is Booming, but Insights Lag https:...

  • Now Hiring: Senior Data Engineer (Contract-to-Hire)

    08/19/2026

    Senior Data Engineer (Contract-to-Hire) Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) Dallas, TX | Hybrid Are you passionate about using data and technology to improve health outcomes for underserved populations? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where your work directly impacts lives and communities? If so, we invite you to explore an exciting opportunity with the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI). About PCCI PCCI is an independent, not-for-profit healthcare intelligence organizat...

  • PCCI Adds Medicaid and Rural Health Strategist Jim Hickman as Senior Advisor

    08/12/2026

    The Hickman Strategies founder will work with PCCI on Medicaid strategy, rural health transformation, and partnerships with health plans, providers, and public agencies. DALLAS, Texas - Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) today announced that Jim Hickman has joined the organization as a Senior Advisor. Hickman is Founder & Chief Catalyzer of Hickman Strategies LLC , a Medicaid transformation and rural health consultancy based in Oakland, California. He also serves as a Senior Advisor and ...

  • PCCI’s Sachs Summer Scholar Interns Ready to Add Unique Perspectives to AI Healthcare Innovations

    06/30/2026

    STEM focused program offers a diverse set of students with hands-on experience at one of the most advanced AI for healthcare organizations The Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation’s (PCCI) summer intern program, Sachs Summer Scholars, has kicked off, offering a talented group of students an opportunity to work side-by-side with top data scientists and clinicians to experience new, transformational concepts in the healthcare data science and technology industry. The Sachs Summer Scholars pro...

  • Food insecurity threatens Texas rural health

    06/29/2026

    By Olayide Olay Adejumobi, Project Manager, PCCI Food insecurity is a major factor fueling the massive chronic illness problem plaguing residents of rural Texas. The data we are seeing from a recent analysis by PCCI’s Community Vulnerability Compass (CVC) is that food insecurity is a baseline problem many rural Texans must deal with every day. The CVC found that in 149 rural Texas census tracts, that have a total population of 480,000, food insecurity is high or very high vulnerability. As background, P...

  • Vega Health and Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation Partner to Bring Proven AI for Vulnerable Populations to Health Systems Nationwide

    06/10/2026

    Five clinically validated AI models developed and implemented at one of the country’s largest safety-net hospitals are now available on the Vega Health Marketplace DURHAM, NC and DALLAS, TX (June 10, 2026) — Vega Health , the end-to-end AI partner for health systems navigating the complexity of AI adoption and scaling, today announced a licensing agreement with Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI). PCCI is a non-profit research and development organization that brings unparalleled expertise in...

  • Predictive Analytics Dashboard Aims to Turn the Tide on North Texas Maternal Health Crisis

    05/12/2026

    DALLAS – The Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation (PCCI) today announced the launch of a new maternal health early-warning dashboard to help combat North Texas’ maternal health crisis. The Maternal Outcomes Monitoring System (MOMS) dashboard is a predictive data tool designed to support the North Texas Maternal Health Accelerator (MHA) , a community-wide initiative led by Texas Christian University and UT Southwestern Medical Center in tackling some of the country’s worst maternal health outcomes in ...