Aikerim Belispayeva

Aikerim Belispayeva

ikerim Belispayeva is a Senior Analyst at Memorial Healthcare System, where she leads data-driven initiatives to improve hospital billing accuracy, detect improper payments, and modernize revenue cycle management. With a Master’s in Data Analytics and a strong background in SQL, Python, and EHR systems like EPIC, she works at the intersection of data science, healthcare finance, and regulatory compliance. Aikerim brings a unique perspective to the tech world — blending deep industry expertise with hands-on analytics to advocate for smarter, more user-centric data tools. She is also a recognized speaker and award-winning advocate for using data to drive impact in public health systems.
What Data Analysts Wish JavaScript Developers Knew: Lessons from Healthcare Finance
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What Data Analysts Wish JavaScript Developers Knew: Lessons from Healthcare Finance
Behind every healthcare dashboard or billing report is a complex web of data logic, regulatory standards, and human decisions. As a Senior Analyst working at the intersection of medical finance and technology, I’ve spent years navigating payment audits, EHR systems like EPIC, and revenue optimization — all using SQL, Python, and data visualization platforms like Tableau.But too often, the tools we rely on break down at the interface level. Whether it’s a dashboard that hides critical edge cases, a confusing filter logic, or performance bottlenecks with large datasets, the gap between engineers and analysts becomes painfully clear.In this talk, I’ll share what non-JavaScript professionals (like data analysts and healthcare teams) wish JS developers understood — from the importance of transparent data flows and smart defaults, to accessibility for non-technical users and the challenges of real-world billing logic.This isn’t a technical deep dive into code — it’s a real-world case study of how design decisions in JS-powered tools can make or break healthcare outcomes, and how engineers can build better, more empathetic data tools.