Start small and build toward business intelligence
Kirby, S.; Robertson, B.
Healthcare Financial Management Journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association 63(1): 96-103
2009
ISSN/ISBN: 0735-0732 PMID: 19161037 Document Number: 634291
To use business intelligence effectively, healthcare organizations should start small, align organizationally, and leverage success. Organizations should determine which measures they need and how to present them. Organizations should reinvest savings to continually improve.
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