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Optum/UHG/UHC Analytics Conference 2019

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1:00pm CDT

Intel's AI Journey from Silicon to Software Room 4Jim Thomson, MBA Solving IT's Public Cloud Big Data Problem Room 7Alexander Johansson

3:00pm CDT

Baby, You Can Drive This CAR: Claim Analytics for Accelerating Rework Remediation Room 6Craig Kronzer, MS • Ryan Allen, MS VMware & Intel Innovations for AI & Analytics Room 4Jeff Whitman

3:45pm CDT

Automated, Rules driven Data Quality Assessment Room 8Div Khanna, MBA • Ansh Sarkari, MS Shifting from data store processing to data stream processing AuditoriumAnthony Andersland • Sriram Iyer, MBA

9:15am CDT

Come "See" the future of healthcare with Intel Room 5Andy Bartley, MBA

10:15am CDT

Data Science = Computer Science or Statistics? Rooms 1&2Jean de Traversay Fighting Fraud with a Combination of Business Acumen, Analytics and Culture Principles Room 6Ryan Breisach, MBA • Cynthia Feickert Linking chemotherapy prior authorization and claims data in order to examine real world outcomes and total costs of care in a web-based platform Room 7Stephanie Korrer, MBA, MPH • Kevin Sundquist, MS Predictive Reprocessing of Eligibility Calls Containing Data Quality Issues Room 5Andrew Johnson, MS Querying and learning from large clinical and claims datasets: building a next-generation clinical data lake with Apache Spark and Delta Lake Room 85Frank Austin Nothaft, PhD, MS Savings, Healthcare Utilization, and Health: The Influence of Health Savings Accounts Room 8Xiaodan (Melody) Mai, MBBS, PhD

11:00am CDT

Copay or Not Copay? That is the question. Room 85Michael Edwards IQ Studio Workbench: Experiment to Production Room 7Josh Cutler OptumIQ Studio and Data Science University2.0 Rooms 3&4Marc Paradis

12:45pm CDT

Clinical Data Intelligence enabled by AI Room 6Zhijing Liu Digital tools driving changes in customer behavior Rooms 3&4Jonathan Foltz, MBA • Gregory Becker Putting Your Data to Work: Building Momentum by Creating a Data Flywheel Room 5Dilip Kikla Take time to walk the catwalk – Lessons from manufacturing to focus our data agenda? Room 7Brian Cariveau, MBA Utilizing Data to Enhance the Prior Authorization Review Process for PCSK9 Inhibitor Therapy Room 8Deesha Patel

1:45pm CDT

Analytics and Clinician Care in the Emerging Era of Digital Engagement Room 85Kristen Edsall, MSN • Matthew Byrne Data Science Isn't Just A Job Room 8Peter Wang Inserting NLP and machine learning to identify value and risks in your communications and documents Room 5Tom Rieger

2:45pm CDT

Finding and threading Navigate4Me needles: analytically operationalizing a vulnerable cohort program Room 7Destiny Babjack, PhD

3:30pm CDT

Addressing Social Determinants of Health AuditoriumJana Gunn Being in the Driver Seat with NPS Room 8Edward Smeal • Diane Richards Moving toward application-based custom NLP Room 7Dave Anderson Self-Service Reporting and Analytics in a Healthcare Enterprise Rooms 1&2Daniel Bock, MBA • Mahbub Zaman, MS, MBA The Future of Physician Performance Measurement Rooms 3&4Brent Metfessel, MD, MS