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© 2015 Health Catalystwww.healthcatalyst.comProprietary and Confidential
Culture and
Engagement:the New Success
ImperativeConfessions of a
Recovering Skeptic…
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My Journey…
Chief Financial Officer…
…Chief People Officer
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Three things…Business success today
requires a strong and enduring culture to complement other differentiating factors such as
product, market position, timing, etc.
The changing workforce requires new attitudes and practices to effectively engage prospective
team members.
Health Catalyst culture and team member engagement have been at least as important to our success as an organization thus far as any other differentiating factor.
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What is the Problem? – Waste in Health Care
The US wastes $750 Billion per year “through unneeded care, byzantine paperwork, fraud and other waste.” (IOM, 2012)
To systematically reduce waste, an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is necessary but not sufficient
Once health systems have implemented an EMR, they must organize, visualize and utilize this data through a healthcare-ready data warehouse infrastructure to identify and act upon the discovered waste
“As long as [healthcare] data sits in the various clinical and operational systems (silos), it is not available for analytics” (Chilmark, 2013)
Data Source: IOM 2012
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Without access to clinical, administrative and financial data through a data warehouse, health systems cannot directly address $585 Billion in annual waste
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Company Overview – How we address the problem
Representative Customers
How we help our customers Founded: 2008
Employees: 400+
HQ: Salt Lake City, UT
Solution: EDW, Analytic Apps &Professional Services
Patients: 70 Million
Hospitals: 250+
Clinics 3,000+
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ServicesAnalytics Applications
Financial & Supply Chain
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Administrative SourcesEMR Sources Departmental
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Enterprise Data Warehouse
Clinical Workflow PHM
Financial Risk Injury Prevention
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First thing:
Business success today requires a strong and enduring culture
to complement other differentiating factors such as product, market position, timing, etc.
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What is your Why?
“People don't buy what you do; they buy why you do it. AAnd what you do simply
proves what you believe”
-- Simon Sinek
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Health Catalyst Mission
Build a great firm
Be the recognized leader in data warehousing, analytics, and outcomes improvement
Transform healthcare
Is everything on my priority list each day contributing to at least one of these objectives?
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Outcomes Improvement
We measure our success in
patient lives saved or improved
by our partner organizations.
It’s why we do what we do
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…lives saved from sepsis, in…
…days.
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Smart
Cultural Attributes
HumbleHardworking
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Smart
I love to learn and I am a lifelong student
I strive to master new skills quickly with limited direction
I actively discover and pursue innovative solutions
I fail fast, recognize my mistakes and correct them quickly
Smart
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HardworkingI make personal sacrifices, as needed,
to get the job done
I pace myself to avoid burnout (this is a marathon not a sprint)
I stick to the task until the job is completed, then take on new work
I am willing to contribute more than my fair share to a project
I recognize that not every part of my job will be fun
Hardworking
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HumbleI am grateful for what I have
I serve others without looking for recognition
I recognize that good ideas can come from anyone
I assume positive intent
I am open to and respond favorably to feedback and coaching
I am secure in my own abilities (humble self-confidence)
I seek to improve myself before trying to improve others
I ask for help when I need it (its ok to raise the white flag)
I am excited when others succeed and offer sincere praise
I put the success of the company above my own self-promotion
Humble
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Does Culture Drive Financial Results?
Revenue growth…
Employment growth…
Stock price growth…
Net Income growth…
John Kotter and James Heskitt – Culture and Performance
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Second thing:
The changing workforce requires new attitudes and practices to effectively engage
prospective team members.
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How to engage team members?
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MillennialsBy 2020, a full 86 million millennials will be in the workplace—representing a full 40% of the total working population.
How do Millennials say they like to work?
“It’s a priority for me to make the world a better place.”
“I want a boss to serve more as a coach or mentor.”
“I want “work-life integration,” which isn’t the same as work-life balance.”
The Intelligence Group - 2014
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Today’s organizations live in the Glassdoor era. Every corporate decision is immediately publicly exposed and
debated. Once-private issues are are now posted online for every employee--and every potential employee--to read. An organizations culture—which can be loosely
defined as “the way things work around here”—is increasingly visible for all the world to see…an
organization’s culture cam become a key competitive advantage,--or its Achilles’ heel.
Culture and engagement are now business issues... and there’s no place for organizations to hide.
Global Human Capital Trends 2015, Deloitte University Press
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Get Fit Stay FitTeam sports events
Mobile App
Gamefication
85% of our team members participate
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The way it worksEarning points
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Why we do this -- JasonBefore joining Health Catalyst, my body had been on a long slow road of neglect and degradation over the space of about 10 years…
...it was to the point where I could not tie my shoes without getting red in the face from held breath and strain…
Health Catalyst's Get Fit Stay Fit challenges have added some much-needed fun and accountability to the mix… at the start of the Q4 Get Fit Stay Fit challenge until today, it has been over a year since I made that commitment…
My quality of life, or at least my enjoyment of life, has been increased exponentially just by doing ONE active thing per day, every single day and by making it fun…
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Does Engagement Drive Team Member Results?
With strong engagement, your team members are more likely to:
Stay at work late if something needs to be done after the normal workday ends…
Help someone at work even if they don’t ask for help…
Do something good for the company that is not expected of them…
Recommend that a friend or relative apply for a job at their company…
Temkin Group 2015
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Third thing:
Health Catalyst culture and team member engagement have been at least as important to our success
as an organization thus far as any other differentiating factor.
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“When your team members love what they do, so will your customers…” -Simon Sinek
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Three things…Business success today
requires a strong and enduring culture to complement other differentiating factors such as
product, market position, timing, etc.
The changing workforce requires new attitudes and practices to effectively engage prospective
team members.
Health Catalyst culture and team member engagement have been at least as important to our success as an organization thus far as any other differentiating factor.
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“If you hire people just because they can do a job, they’ll work for your money. But if you hire
people who believe what you believe, they’ll
work for you with blood and sweat and tears.”
-- Simon Sinek