The sentence was "most people just go to Epic UGM" - that's people going to Epic's annual user conference and…
Morning Headlines 7/11/25
Canopy and Commure Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Staff Safety in Healthcare
Canopy Health drops its May 2025 lawsuit against Commure and will take over customer management of Commure’s Strongline Pro panic button system.
Johns Hopkins Health System Announces the Official Launch of Illustra Health
Johns Hopkins Health System (MD) makes its new Illustra Health suite of population health analytics and implementation services commercially available.
Humanoid robot startup Diligent taps Cruise executives as it looks beyond healthcare
Diligent Robotics, which sells the Moxi hospital robot, hires two executives from a robotaxi firm as it moves into other industries.
The Illustra solution appears to be a model wherein the Illustra staff map or translate your data into their algorithms. That has been done before, badly. I always felt that it could be done, if you could analyze the source data and correct the errors in that data but I rarely find organizations interested in doing so.
If the data are single solution, (Epic) then that would reduce one level of data failure causality, but there is still the organizational configuration, clinician usage, and insurance/regulatory causalities to consider.
It’s been 10 years since I watched a Population Health train wreck and I haven’t seen anything that came close from a multiple system input solution.
Wish them all the best, if there is anyone who can, it would be JH.