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The Role of the Business Data Steward in Data Governance
John Walton, Client Solution Architect, CTG Health Solutions wrote the blog "The Role of the Business Data Steward in Data Governance" for Becker's Hospital Review. The article discusses the role of business data stewards, their function in data analysis, and their optimal position to make recommendations that balance organizational needs with requirements for patient privacy and the security of protected health information.
"Business data stewards are invaluable in helping healthcare organizations build key performance indicators and streamline workflows as well. Their understanding of how things currently work versus the ideal state, and their area's willingness to change how it operates, can help set the organization on the optimal path toward improvement. They will also be able to monitor those efforts to ensure that the organization continues to progress toward its goals – and then maintains the gains it has made..."
To read the full article, visit Becker's Hospital Review.
AUTHOR
John Walton
Client Solution Architect
John Walton is a CTG Client Solution Architect and consulting professional with more than 35 years of IT experience spanning multiple disciplines and industries. He has more than 20 years of experience leading data warehousing, business intelligence, and data governance engagements. He has extensive experience working with a broad range of healthcare and life sciences organizations including IDNs, national healthcare payers, regional HMOs, a global pharmaceutical company, academic medical centers, community, and pediatric hospitals.
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