Running the Modern Health System: Turning Operational Intelligence Into Action

Speakers

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Mohan Giridharadas
Founder and CEO, LeanTaaS
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Jason Harber
Chief Product Officer, LeanTaaS

Summary

Health systems do not necessarily have a capacity problem—they have a flow and coordination problem. Fragmented data, disconnected workflows, and delayed decision-making can create bottlenecks across the patient journey, increasing pressure on both patients and care teams. This session explores a more advanced operating model for inpatient flow: one that can sense emerging constraints, anticipate what is coming next, and coordinate action across departments in real time. Discover how operational intelligence and AI-driven workflows can help reduce avoidable delays, improve patient progression, and unlock capacity across the hospital.

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