ALIGNING STAKEHOLDERS IN A NEW HEALTHCARE ECOSYSTEM

April 5, 2018

Preventable chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancers are responsible for over 40 of the 56 million annual deaths worldwide (7 out of every 10 deaths). Our medical communities spend vast resources battling complications of these behavior-related conditions, despite the availability of technologies and processes to better engage patients when disease burden is low and the ability to prevent disease is high. Most importantly, clinical and behavioral information is locked within data silos inside healthcare organizations, unavailable to patients, clinicians, and researchers in ways that can leverage machine learning to personalize care and illuminate the drivers of disease and health. Because of these and other factors, patients are relegated to passive, rather than proactive positions, in their own health care.

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Central Maine Healthcare

An integrated healthcare delivery system, Central Maine Healthcare (CMH) serves 400,000 people in the central, western, and mid-coast regions of the state. One flagship medical center, two rural, critical access hospitals and an extensive variety of primary and specialty care practices located in 14 communities throughout the region make up the CMH system. Central Maine Healthcare is focused on exceptional quality and patient access to care. Affiliated with Mass General Hospital in Boston, CMH provides Mainers the most innovative and current treatments available without having to leave their hometown. The Mass General affiliation gives CMH patients greater access to sub-specialty care in hematology/oncology, neurology, stroke, and trauma.

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