If there is one undeniable truth about today's healthcare landscape, it is the tidal wave of data headed your way. From electronic health records and clinical trials to genomics research and wearable device inputs, the amount of information continues to proliferate at staggering rates. Whether you are a hospital system, healthcare provider, or health IT vendor, having a rock-solid BI (business intelligence) governance strategy is quickly becoming make-or-break.
Most organizations make the mistake of assuming that investing in BI tools alone is sufficient for extracting value from their data assets. However, technology is only one piece of the puzzle. Without a comprehensive BI governance model that aligns people, processes, and technology, healthcare providers risk:
This blog covers the structure you need to enable a BI governance model in your organization.
The Essence of BI Governance
BI governance sets up a framework that ensures data quality, accessibility, security, and alignment with organizational goals. It emphasizes the strategic design, implementation, and ongoing effectiveness of BI tools in achieving key business goals and maximizing ROI.
Implementing a Robust BI Governance Model
Enabling BI governance requires a structured, multi-phase approach:
The Benefits for Healthcare Organizations
By prioritizing BI governance, healthcare providers can achieve the following benefits:
Implementing a robust BI governance model is a strategic necessity for healthcare leaders. It empowers organizations to extract maximum value from their data assets, drive better decision-making, and deliver superior patient care.
For healthcare organizations without resolute BI teams, partnering with specialized firms can accelerate the BI governance journey. Syntrix’s analytics platform, Eureka, offers a comprehensive solution, enabling governance through cross-platform certification and self-governance capabilities.