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We use QlikView in a wide variety of applications at our hospital and as you surmised many are more geared at leadership than at the clinicians. So I will share a few thoughts about applications that are a hit with both.
ED Dashboard - Oh yeah that's old news. 
Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) - Is one of our biggest that was a hit with both physicians and with administration. Administration likes the application because it helps them find the under performing physicians. Physicians liked it initially because they were able to quickly see that their diligence in entering orders electronically was being recognized. As they used it more often they realized it was a great tool to mediate conversations with IT order builders. They were able to quickly show which order types needed to computerized into order sets that were still on paper only and those that should be tied together into order sets to make things flow even smoother on entry.
Surgical Costing - Was an application that was clearly built for administration to discover which surgeons had costs for the same surgeries that were way out of line with other surgeons. Just as an aside ... I was kind of skeptical when physicians started asking for access. I incorrectly assumed they just wanted to try and find flaws. To my great pleasure the surgical team(s) that requested access were more anxious to try and reduce costs than administration. Many new that other items were available and could be used but didn't know which other surgeons used them so they could ask for their feedback. It serves as a great communication starting tool. Over time the application has been more heavily used by clinicians than by administration and proved that clinicians don't have to have administration swing an axe if they are provided with the data that can help them improve on their own.
Document Tracking - Another application built "for" administration originally that is used by physicians. Instead of searching all over the place in our EMR the physicians can get a quick list of documents that they haven't signed.
Hopefully these give you some idea ... besides the ridiculously successful ED Dashboard that we have built and serve as conversation starters if nothing else.
thanks for sharing, Dalton, and BIG thank you for your very inspirational presentation at Qlik World Conference in Orlando. How can we convince you to do a webinar with Qlik and share some of your cool dashboards? 
I think our community will greatly benefit from this.
