Biophelia Health & Financial Data Cost Benefits Analysis Volunteer Advisor

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Biophelia Health & Financial Data Cost Benefits Analysis Volunteer Advisor

Plant proximity has been shown to be beneficial in multiple ways including from air pollution reduction & stress reduction. These leverage points have been demonstrated to have positive medical consequences in terms of reduced opioid addiction, reduced medical mistakes, prevention of diseases & conditions such as hypertension & related complications, asthma, heart attacks, strokes, cancer, diabetes, alzheimers & dementia, schizophrenia, rheumatoid arthritisacute pancreatits, chronic kidney disease. We have also evaluated the consequences of proximity to plants on hospital staff presenteeism, absenteeism & turnover rates.

We have concluded that under any scenario we have tested, a network of plant walls & vertical gardens and other uses of plants could pay for themselves in as little as two years and provide beneficial outcomes for more than 20 years. Plant proximity is understood by the scientific community through the lens of "biophelia". Biophelia is the visual & sensory experience of plants and proximity to plants. You have expertise relevant to reviewing for validity and applicability our simulation of biophelia in hospitals. Our draft aims to forecast the social outcomes that could be caused by varying scenarios of biophelia in hospitals. We have identified more than 100 outcomes that in principle can be attributed to biophelia. We present here in draft for review a partial simulation of this impact potential. We have aimed to consider prospective benefits to all stakeholders. We have structured this to be a flexible model that can be adapted to any hospital circumstance. We’ve aimed to identify both health outcomes, environmental outcomes financial outcomes.

Biophelia Health & Financial Data Cost Benefits Analysis Volunteer Advisor

We are looking for a Healthcare Data Analyst to gather and analyze healthcare data from multiple sources (e.g. insurance processing, clinical operations, patient behavior) to extract trends and business insights.

To succeed in this role, you should be analytical and resourceful. You should also be an excellent communicator who’s able to tell the story behind raw data to non-technical audiences. If you also have experience in the healthcare industry, we’d like to meet you.

• Biophelia Health & Financial Data Cost Benefits Assistant Analysis Volunteer
• Understand health care operations and systems
• Create and validate record-keeping processes
• Pull and integrate data from disparate sources
• Evaluate and preprocess raw information
• Delve into data to discover discrepancies and patterns
• Build models that capture a wide range of health care operations
• Present and explain information in an accessible way
• Suggest ways to both increase healthcare quality through pilots and ensure costs benefits feasibility
• Collaborate with management and internal teams to implement and evaluate improvements
• Biophelia Health & Financial Data Cost Benefits Analysis Volunteer Advisor
• Proven experience as a Healthcare Data Analysis
• Experience in data analysis and visualization methods
• Understanding of healthcare procedures
• Knowledge of Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) frameworks
• Proficient in SQL and analysis tools (e.g. SAS)
• Excellent analytical and communication skills
• Outstanding organizational and problem-solving aptitude
• BSc/BA in Health Informatics, Statistics, Mathematics or a related field

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