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How to hire a healthcare business intelligence 'expert'

Healthcare IT article gives five foolproof questions to ask to separate 'experts' from real expertise

By Healthcare Facilities Today


The Affordable Care Act, electronic health record keeping and the increasing need for reliable data analytics in all corners of the healthcare industry, have spawned legions of so-called business intelligence (BI) experts and the sharply rising need among clinics and organizations to hire someone fast, according to a blog on the Healthcare IT website.

How do you separate self-proclaimed experts from real expertise? Blogger Laura Madsen offers five foolproof questions for hiring a BI expert.

1. Are they part of the gold rush?

2. Are they consultant or commander?

3. Are they one team minded?

4. Are they data architects?

5. Do they have a strong visualization offering?

Read the article.

 

 

 



March 21, 2014


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