Health Care Industry Committee
The Health Care Industry Committee serves as a portal into the health care provider landscape for a broad cross-section of companies offering products and services to the hospital industry. Drawing on the complete spectrum of Advisory Board research and a staff of 150+ subject-matter experts, the Industry Committee aims to provide a 360-degree view of health care delivery—offering insight into the clinical, financial, operational, and policy changes likely to affect hospital and health system administrators’ spending decisions now and in the future.
To optimize member service and the tailoring of information to each member’s needs, the Industry Committee is organized into six industry-specific membership cohorts:
- Biopharmaceutical Roundtable: biotech and pharmaceutical firms
- Facility Planning Forum: architecture, construction, and facility planning firms
- Health Care Investor Roundtable: investors, lenders and other financial services providers
- Health Care IT Forum: IT software, hardware, and solution providers
- Health Services Roundtable: staffing/recruitment firms, physician groups, outpatient services providers and specialty management services
- Medical Technology Roundtable: medical device, equipment, and supply manufacturers
Sample of Recent Research
Hospital of the Future: Lessons for Inpatient Facility Planning and Strategy
Lessons for hospitals and health systems striving to build high-quality, low-cost inpatient facilities. Report is organized around critical implementation decisions associated with facility strategy:
- Capacity planning
- Space planning
- Design choices
- Construction process
Innovation and the Outmigration of Care: Future Growth, Competition, and Outpatient Shift in Hospital Procedural Lines
Forecasts the future growth and competition in U.S. outpatient procedural markets. In addition, this study highlights promising investment and partnership strategies for hospitals looking to ensure profitable outpatient growth across the next decade.
- Future volumes
- Future hospital market share
- Future inpatient-to-outpatient shift of key hospital surgeries
Unlocking the Value of Clinical Information Technology: Best Practices for Designing, Deploying, and Managing Clinical Systems
Features 20 best practices to help hospitals and their IT solution partners realize the quality improvement potential of clinical information systems, including:
- Analyzing clinician workflows and meeting clinician needs
- Preparing for rollout
- Encouraging ongoing improvements
Example of Tools and Resources for Members
Outpatient Market Forecaster
- 6,000+ individual procedure-level forecasts for market growth, non-hospital competition, revenue changes and cost trends
- Five- and ten-year forecast options and zip-code level specificity
Online Tools and Calculators
- Futures Database
- Facility Investment Calculators
- DRG Rebasing Calculator
- Tumor Site Dashboards
- Hospital Revenue Cycle Benchmarks
Service Line Briefings
Current market landscape, forecasts of future demand and hospital economics, and strategic imperatives for principal hospital service lines, including:
- Future of Cardiac Services
- Future of Cardiology
- Future of Orthopedic Surgery
- Future of Neurosciences
- Future of Diagnostic Imaging
- Future of Oncology
- Future of Women’s Services
Medical Technology Briefings
Advisory Board perspective on emerging clinical/information technologies and new procedures. Includes demand forecasts and in-depth looks at strategic, operational, and financial considerations likely to affect hospital adoption:
- CT Angiography and 64-Slice
- Image-Guided Radiation Therapy
- Pediatric Imaging
- Aneurysm Coiling
- Carotid Stenting
- Premium Hip and Knee Implants
- eICU
- RFID
Online Best Practices Compendiums
Easily searchable collections of hospital and health system best practices featured in past Advisory Board research presentations:
- Revenue Cycle Management
- Supply Cost Management
- Recruitment, Retention, and Workforce Development
- Employee Engagement
- Nursing Care Quality and Safety