[chai-t] Re: May meeting wrap-up
- From: "DAVEY, Peter" <Peter.DAVEY@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <chai-t@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 May 2012 13:48:01 +1000
William,
22nd is fine with me. See you on the 15th.
Cheers
Peter Davey | Manager
Clinical Information Analysis & Reporting | Austin Health
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From: chai-t-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:chai-t-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Rose William
Sent: Wednesday, 23 May 2012 13:42
To: chai-t@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [chai-t] Re: May meeting wrap-up
Hi again,
Tracey has kindly pointed out the clash with the upcoming HDSS forum on
15 June: my guess is that many of us will be going to that to know what
is expected post July 1.
I don't think I can handle two events in one day -- I think it might be
better to reschedule to the following week on 22 June. Does this work
better or worse for anyone?
Kind regards,
William Rose
Business Intelligence Manager
Information Management
+61 3 9656 5231 | Level 8, St Andrews Place, East Melbourne VIC 3002
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From: Rose William
Sent: Monday, 21 May 2012 5:11 PM
To: 'chai-t@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: May meeting wrap-up
Hi all,
Thanks again to Jenny Smith for organising and hosting last Friday's
meeting. It would appear that a nice view and better provisions do help
in rallying the troops, too!
It was good to see how the Mercy are rolling out Qlikview and how it can
be used: I am still trying to work out how we might use it in an
environment with a lot of existing Crystal reports, and recently some
cubes.
Next month's meeting is 15th of June, currently at 3pm at Peter Mac.
Peter Davey suggested we try to get someone from Microsoft to demo the
key features of SQL 2012, as there are quite a few hospitals doing the
Sharepoint + PerformancePoint + PowerPivot + SQL 2012 as their next
phase.
If we do this, and I think it would be good, my preference is to get
them (Microsoft) to tailor their spiel a bit: previously I've gone to
longish presentations from them about "BI" only to hear about a bunch of
stuff that's not really relevant to health (e.g. clickstream analysis,
data centre licences). Because I'm not too sure they will be able to do
this from their pre-sales team, it might be worth going to a partner.
At the DG2012 conference I had a good chat to Nadav Rayman, who works
for BizData -- a Microsoft partner that do BI work, and like to sponsor
health conferences. To add to general SQL Server knowledge, they also
distribute Predixion Insight, a predictive analytics package that is
built on Excel 2012 / PowerPivot / Analysis Services, and it makes it
somewhat easier to use the association, classification and regression
features.
I can have a talk to Nadav to see if he can do a health-focussed
Microsoft BI / analytics demo to show of some of the new features. He is
a technical person, rather than just a salesman, so it should be a bit
more detailed. Or we can go straight to Microsoft (Chris Vidutto / Simon
Kos) to ask them to suggest someone.
An alternative is if one of you who are planning to move to this
technology soon wants to work something up in house, we can see the tool
with realistic data, and without the vendor. I think this worked really
well last Friday with Jenny's Qlikview demo, so any volunteers most
welcome.
Some other topics: I've had an initial crack at the CHADx coding, and
come up with a bunch of rules and even more questions. I'm keen to share
this work with the group to get your advice on some of the issues and
also to see where it might be useful to others. We should also know a
bit more about ABF, but the pressure is off there now that DH are going
to continue with existing funding models largely unchanged for next
year.
Other topics also welcome!
Kind regards,
William Rose
Business Intelligence Manager
Information Management
+61 3 9656 5231 | Level 8, St Andrews Place, East Melbourne VIC 3002
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