EHRs and other technologies are better enabling patient care professionals to spot potential patient care concerns and address social determinants of health.
One of the most insidious health problems facing society is the rampant misuse of opioids, which has reached epidemic levels. It is reflected in surging visits to emergency rooms, broken families and skyrocketing costs. But through the use of new technologies and a deepening commitment for IT and clinical leaders to work together, there are effective ways of addressing this problem.
As healthcare organizations look to the Internet of Things to improve patient care and increase efficiency, they must plan to overcome typical rollout mistakes.
To derive evidence-based findings, healthcare organizations will need to ensure that data quality is high and that findings are quickly put into practice.
UnityPoint Health is daunted with healthcare analytics challenges similar to those faced by most healthcare providers: tabular reported ‘insights’ buried in seventeen versions of Excel documents floating electronically around the organization, originally created by someone no longer working here.
If you’re responsible for securing a healthcare provider data network, you understand the risks and headaches associated with managing third-party access.
One of the biggest drivers of change in healthcare is consumerism, and specically the perspecitve of millenials. Dan Trott of Dell EMC discusses the impact millenials are having on healthcare, the way they relate to providers and how this is driving technology changes.
Nadini Rangaswami, EVP and Chief Strategy Officer, ZeOmega discusses how Jiva can help ACOs manage risk outside of point of care in a way that is uniquely differentiated from other EHR solutions.
