Healthcare

  • 3 Data Trends that Will Drive the Future of Healthcare

    Karin Ratchinsky 7 March, 2024
    Learn how Healthcare & Life Sciences leaders plan to harness data and technology to spur innovation, deliver improved outcomes, and remain agile.

  • The Healthcare Supply Chain: 4 Strategies to Analytics Excellence

    Karin Ratchinsky 18 January, 2023
    Healthcare organizations that invest in supply chain analytics programs see improved productivity, agility, cost reduction, and are better equipped to navigate disruption and cost constrained environments. Here are 4 supply chain strategies that balance analytics excellence and resiliency for optimized healthcare delivery.

  • Data led supply chain management can cure supply chain risks

    Jessica Lella 28 December, 2022
    Data has helped the healthcare and life sciences sector save on supply chain costs triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and then further exacerbated by conflict.
  • Tableau Cloud

    Keep Your Data Private and Secure with HIPAA Compliance for Tableau Cloud

    Sheng Zhou 5 December, 2022
    Tableau Cloud is now HIPAA compliant, with capabilities for health care organizations to use Tableau with improved data security measures and privacy compliance needs as part of the U.S. health care law.

  • Cost control strategies for health and life science organizations

    Jess Lella 22 March, 2022
    Learn how Tableau can be leveraged in a wide range of use cases to help global health organizations reduce costs and operate at maximum efficiency.
  • Data Skills

    Addressing the importance of data and visualization skills in health and healthcare fields

    Sue Kraemer 27 January, 2022
    Sue Kraemer, Senior Data Skills Curriculum Strategy Manager, rcreated a health and healthcare data visualization course for Tableau Academic Programs. Sue sat down with Kathy Rowell to discuss data skills in the healthcare industry and why it’s important in the classroom.
  • Data

    Healthcare Analytics Hub Starter Kit: Get the data you need faster

    Takashi Binns 18 October, 2019

    The purpose of the Healthcare Analytics Hub Starter Kit is to provide a sample of what your healthcare app could look like. It’s not a complete solution; instead, it’s focused on what’s possible. Please contact your Tableau Account Manager to get started today!

  • 4 Ways Data is Improving Healthcare Operations

    Andy De 15 February, 2017

     As healthcare providers adopt new practices to align with the value-based care paradigm and enterprise business objectives alike, they are critically challenged with implementing repeatable processes to improve supply chain efficiency, revenue cycle management, and clinical productivity. Here are four ways data is improving healthcare operations.

  • An Innovative Approach to Improving Healthcare Outcomes

    Morgan Wierleski 21 July, 2014

    Changes in the delivery of healthcare continues to be a leading subject throughout the country. A few Healthcare organizations are using innovative tools, such as Tableau Software, to better understand and react in order to improve healthcare outcomes. Improvement in health outcomes is based on providing better quality care at a reduced cost while still maintaining profitable operations in order to keep hospital and clinic doors open.There are multiple ways that healthcare organizations approach this – sometimes by reducing a patient’s length of stay. However, this can lead to a patient needing to be re-admitted for an unresolved medical issue. Are the long term costs of such an approach more costly than the short-term gains?

  • How Illinois’ largest healthcare system transformed patient safety—and how you can, too

    Today’s guest blogger is Slalom Consulting, who is just as excited to be at the Gartner BI Summit in Las Vegas next week as we are. Will you be there too? Then don’t forget to stop by booth #217 to talk data with Tableau, or check out Slalom Consulting at booth #115.

  • Tableau in Healthcare: A Customer’s Perspective

    I recently had to opportunity to speak with a new Tableau customer who works at a healthcare company with about 22,000 employees. They had a simple problem: they needed to gain insights from their Oracle database, but they also had a strong need to enhance that data with Excel based documents.