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The vendor questions you must ask
The following is a guest post by John Gomez and was first published on HIS Talk as HIT Integration Analysis Guide. Over the past several months, one of the biggest questions I have gotten regarding the...
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Big technology change without big risk
Companies can reduce risk and allow organizational learning by breaking major process improvements into a series of small, reversible experiments. But when the change involves a new information...
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Big Data is watching a million fireflies
I watched Mercy Health’s John Conroy talk today about how they manage one of the most deadly issues facing hospitals right now: Sepsis. It is a systemic infection that isn’t the reason the patient...
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Time to be disruptive in class
The disruption first brought on by the computer and then the Internet is reaching far into our society and isn’t nearly done yet. But there are fewer and fewer holdouts. Even healthcare “Doctors will...
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The nexus of healthcare forces
We’re undergoing a revolution in healthcare that started with the American Recovery Act in 2009. Good things can come from bad things, and near economic collapse gave us a reason to invest. The Act...
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When healthcare gets very personal
The following is a guest post by Doug Evans. Doug has years of experience leading marketing teams across diverse industries and especially in technology companies, including startups. He lives in...
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Why you should care about healthcare?
45.7 million people in America do not have health insurance. 16 million people are under-insured and do not have adequate protection. $768 is the amount an average family of four falls short in having...
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Healthcare in critical condition without integration
Healthcare is in a moment of transformation that is coming at a bewildering pace for some and not soon enough for others. The most progressive healthcare organizations are implementing a new vision –...
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Apple can do what $27 billion in Federal funding hasn’t
The “Consumerization of IT” was an employee-led revolution. Personal and business technology were leveraged by the employees to improve their own productivity, forcing IT to respond to ensure...
View ArticleTechnology, not politicians, will rescue healthcare
Watching the political theater in the US Capitol one has to wonder if there may not be a legislative solution for the American healthcare system. It seems as a country or government that we’re unable...
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