Healthcare Informatics October 5, 2018
Damon Hostin and Robert Weil, M.D.,

The goal is for every patient to have access to the best treatment possible, when and where they need it.

Hospitals are built on data. Most often, medical data for research pile up in silos instead of being appropriately shared to develop more innovative ways to treat patients.

At Catholic Health Initiatives and Dignity Health, we have started to think differently about the possibilities that surround the data and expertise our clinicians bring to solving our patients’ care needs. It’s why we joined forces to create the nation’s largest precision medicine partnership.

Because of that spirit of innovation, investment and the information-sharing agreements we established under the Precision Medicine Alliance, LLC, about 12 million patients in 16 states will have...

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