Dataset from Zenodo · Felker, Christopher

Revenue design thinking: implementing enterprise tableau reporting at UC San Diego Health

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Size
26 MB
Updated
Jul 18, 2024

Description

In February 2018, the authors agreed to participate in an Enterprise Tableau implementation. There were 17 (seventeen) pilot projects identified at UCSD Health. This data pertains to 2 (two) agile data analytics projects Atlas of sustainable operations indicators Contracts maintenance co operative strategy with other UC medical centers The authors committed to becoming certified users of Tableau software ('superusers') capable of assisting in a broader use of data analytics in ongoing business and clinical operations. The organisations represented in the community are all at different stages in their design maturity. Some community members are the only designer on their team, some are the only designer in a department, and some are struggling to move their organisation from design thinking to design doing. Our colleague Linda Hoang conceived of a Tableau dashboard that would use data not replicated in Epic provided reporting tools. Our hypothesis is that this data will quantify several key performance indicators related to reverse engineering payer behaviors. Consistent calculations of these metrics is expected to improve accounts receivable income across a performance spectrum…

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  • PDF2018 13 088 m086 revenue design thinking.pdf11 MB
  • TWB2018 13 088 m87 revenue design thinking.twb476 kB
  • —d126 2018 13 087 payer behaviours project 62825 01 accounts38 kB
  • TXTd127 2018 13 087 payer behaviours project 62825 01 claims.txt36 kB
  • KEY2018 13 088 m086 revenue design thinking.key13 MB

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