Radiologists are finding more than ever — but too many recommendations never become completed care. See how Lifepoint Health closed that gap for breast care across 53 sites in 19 states.
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cancers diagnosed across screening and incidentals
breast patients identified via incidental findings
higher cancer diagnosis rate for incidentals vs. screening
of incidental cancers found in patients ineligible for screening
The common enterprise challenges in managing incidental findings — from undefined ownership to fragmented communication
Where operational bottlenecks show up in current tracking models, and why patients slip through
What makes an AI-enabled longitudinal care model scalable across every patient entry point
Program Director, Healthy Person Program, Lifepoint Health
Tiffany Dean, RT, BS, is a seasoned health care leader and mammography professional with 24 years of experience dedicated to advancing breast imaging. She currently serves as the director of the Healthy Person Program at Lifepoint, where she spearheads the systemwide Healthy Breast Program. In this executive role, Dean drives the standardization of breast imaging practices across all Lifepoint facilities, strengthens high-risk program development, and champions comprehensive dense breast screening strategies. Dedicated to elevating care quality and expanding access, her work focuses on improving clinical consistency, increasing early detection and ensuring every patient receives a unified, proactive and supportive breast health experience.
Vice President, Clinical Operations, Eon
LouAnn Bala, RN, MSN, is a senior nurse executive and digital health leader with more than 25 years of experience advancing health care innovation, clinical quality and operational transformation across complex care environments. At Eon, she leads care management and clinical transformation initiatives that integrate AI, automation and data-driven workflows to improve patient outcomes, while increasing operational efficiency at scale. Bala has been published in the Journal of Nursing Administration and is a frequent speaker on the intersection of health care technology, quality improvement and the future of AI-enabled care delivery.
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