PCCI’s Steve Miff on healthcare data and technology
Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation CEO Steve Miff joins us to discuss how healthcare data and tech can drive transformation.
On this episode of The Scope podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Kate Koplan, who is the Chief Quality Officer and Associate Medical Director for Quality and Safety at The Southeast Permanente Medical Group, part of Kaiser Permanente Georgia. In that role, Dr. Koplan oversees varied aspects of the National KP Quality Aims with responsibilities including quality oversight and improvement, population care, performance improvement, peer review, simulation and team training, medical ethics, safety systems, innovation and human-centered design, research, threat management, and ambulatory resource stewardship including laboratory medicine.
She is a graduate of Yale University, and completed medical school at Emory University, where she also earned a master’s degree in public health. She trained in Internal Medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, as a Clinical Fellow in Medicine for Harvard Medical School. In addition to authoring several publications on quality and care improvement, Dr. Koplan has taught at Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Medical School, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital Internal Medicine Program.
We cover a range of issues on this episode including Dr. Koplan’s work in the field of population health, the importance of physician leadership, and ushering in important changes in healthcare. We’ll also find out what she sees on the horizon and what she’s excited about for the future of healthcare.
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Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation CEO Steve Miff joins us to discuss how healthcare data and tech can drive transformation.
Kaiser Permanente's Dr. Kate Koplan joins us to discuss her work in the field of population health and the importance of physician leadership.
Carrie Nixon (Nixon Gwilt Law) joins us to discuss advising healthcare innovators, mistakes they make, and the future of the industry.