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Episode Overview:
How can we harness the power of clinical data to ignite improvement in the healthcare industry?
Our next guest, Greg Miller, is on a mission to transform the industry through innovative data solutions at Carta Healthcare.
With nearly four decades of experience in healthcare technology, Greg brings a wealth of knowledge in leveraging data to improve outcomes and drive process improvement.
While together, Greg shares how he and his team are tackling the challenges of clinical data abstraction, combining artificial intelligence with human expertise to deliver faster, more efficient, and higher quality results.
Join us as Greg shares Carta Healthcare's groundbreaking approach to streamlining data collection for clinical registries, reducing costs, empowering healthcare providers with actionable insights and paving the way for a data-driven future in healthcare. Let's go!
Episode Highlights:
- Carta Healthcare's AI-human hybrid approach achieves 85-86% accuracy in automating clinical data abstraction
- Solution addresses a $10-15 billion industry challenge, reducing costs and improving data quality
- Greg discusses healthcare's divided response to AI: fear vs. eager uncertainty
- Technology aims to alleviate workforce shortages by freeing clinicians from data abstraction tasks
- Future plans include expanding to more registries and exploring new healthcare applications
About our Guest:
Greg leads marketing and business development for Carta Healthcare. For almost 40 years, Greg has been driven to transform healthcare, leveraging data to improve outcomes. Miller began his healthcare career within an academic medical center in Boston and for decades he has been leading digital health companies, ranging from startups to Fortune 50 companies, as they apply innovative solutions to drive healthcare process and quality improvement and digital health adoption. Miller’s leadership in privately-held, venture-backed companies has resulted in seven acquisitions with meaningful exits and two successful IPO’s.
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