Data Governance: Foundation to Leveraging Data as an Asset

Editorial Staff | March 02, 2013 | Health Exec | Policy & Regulations

March 5, 2013, 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM | The important role of data governance to strategic initiatives like EHR Meaningful Use, ICD10 compliance, and Accountable Care Organizations is described. Data governance best practices and benefits are analyzed.

Speaker(s):

Paula J. Edwards, PhD
Jim Gaddis, MBA, FHIMSS

Objectives:

Identify organizational benefits from data governance
Describe key components of a data governance program
Outline risks from not having a data governance program
Analyze the role data governance should play on key initiatives like EHR implementation, IDC10 compliance, ACO participation and clinical/business intelligence

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