Advanced Analytics Collaborative - Healthcare Analytics Conference
September 8-10, 2025
Oceanside, CA
Engage Directly with Health System Leaders
The Health Management Academy’s Advanced Analytics Collaborative brings together Chief Data and Analytics Officers from leading health systems with senior industry executives for in-depth dialogue on the future of healthcare analytics. Discussions focus on clinical transformation, AI/ML integration, data governance, population health, workforce engagement, and data literacy addressed through peer-driven, transparent exchange.
With a strict 1:1 health system-to-industry ratio, the Collaborative creates an intimate environment for strategic conversations and meaningful relationships. Programs are designed by members around real-time challenges, avoiding transactional formats or vendor halls in favor of candid, solution-focused engagement.

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What Sets the Advanced Analytics Collaborative Apart
Member-Driven Content, Curated for Chief Data and Analytics Officers and Key Members of their Teams: Our meetings are built around the priorities that matter most to today’s healthcare Chief Data and Analytics Officers and their teams. Members shape forum content to reflect their top priorities, including data models, translational research, and aligning analytics with organizational priorities.
The Right People, in the Right Room: Attendees include health system Chief Data and Analytics Officers from organizations like AdventHealth, New York-Presbyterian, and UCLA Health, alongside key industry leaders - typically CEOs, Chief Growth Officers, and strategy executives. All participants are hand-selected based on their ability to contribute meaningfully to the conversation.
A Forum Built for Relationships: Reception-style dinners and informal social gatherings welcome friends and family and facilitate long-term relationship building.
True Partnership: This is a peer-to-peer forum. The industry executives who attend this event want to listen, contribute insights, and build lasting connections with Chief Data and Analytics Officers and key members of their teams.

The THMA Difference Lies in Access, Intentional Design, and a Strict Focus on Community
The Advanced Analytics Collaborative creates a purpose-built space for executive-level engagement. Every session, social setting, and touchpoint is curated to foster meaningful, candid dialogue between fellow Chief Data, Analytics Officers and select industry innovators, most commonly CEOs, Chief Growth Officers, and strategic product leaders.

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Recent topics include:
AdventHealth's Analytics Self-Service Portal: In this session, Nick Scartz from AdventHealth will delve into how his organization has developed an advanced integrated analytics portal that utilizes key analytics products and AI-driven search capabilities.
He will also explore how the portal enhances self-service analytics across the enterprise, addressing the challenges of governance, accountability, and data literacy.
Federated Data Models and Translational Research: In this session, Albert Duntugan, Chief Analytics Officer, UCLA, will discuss their analytics structure modernization, the challenges and opportunities in revisiting analytics and data governance, and the need to reset policies on data sharing and usage. Charlie Torre, VP DTS, Chief Data & Analytics Officer, will discuss the research side of analytics, including translating research into practice and the relationship between an organization's research departments and healthcare operating system.
Embedding Analytics into Organizational Strategic Plans
In this session, Mouneer Odeh, Inova, will detail how they’re embedding analytics into the annual planning process. They will discuss employing a top-down approach to integrate analytics into its strategic plans while undergoing major organizational changes, and using key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor performance and align analytics with organizational priorities.
The Advanced Analytics Collaborative Experience
Each Advanced Analytics Collaborative is a 2.5-day immersive experience hosted in carefully selected locations across the US. Sessions focus on member-led, real-time challenges and forward-looking strategies.

Our Convening Experiences
Upcoming Event Dates and Locations
The Advanced Analytics Collaborative is hosted twice a year in thoughtfully selected locations across the country. Each event is timed to align with evolving industry priorities and provides a fresh opportunity to reconnect with peers, gain new insights, and advance your healthcare financial strategy.
More Than a Conference: Year-Round Healthcare Financial Management Resources
Members gain access to a year-round ecosystem of insights and engagement through THMA’s Executive Insights Hub. This digital platform discusses trends and challenges in technology, innovation, and digital resilience, as well as trending CXO priorities from large health systems across the country.
Our other year-round resources include:
Quarterly Trend Reports: Digestible insights and follow-ups from live briefings and proprietary research.
Executive Edge: A Sunday evening digest with quick-read summaries of industry-impacting events.
Post-Forum Debriefs: Key takeaways and insights from our Forums - useful even for teammates who did not attend.
Healthcare Bootcamp: A library of short videos and modules to onboard new team members or sharpen your team’s healthcare knowledge.
About The Health Management Academy
Since 1998, The Health Management Academy has cultivated the premier membership-based community of healthcare’s most influential CXOs from top U.S. health systems, as well as decision makers from innovative industry companies.
We cultivate exceptional peer groups, providing original market insights, world-class leadership development programs, and novel member alliances to more than 2,000 health system senior executives and 200 industry organizations.
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Health System C-Suite Members
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