Innovative Academic-Clinical Partnership Supports Community Health Care
By Cynde Gamache, CNO, Southeast Georgia Health System Contemporary nursing workforce challenges have arisen from diverse factors influencing the demand
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Clinic Management
Integrating AI Insights into Healthcare Workflows: Achieving Effective Adoption
By Rosemary Ventura, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, University of Rochester Medical Center Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformative potential for healthcare,
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Clinicians and Revenue Cycle: Why the separation?
By William Gress, RN, MHA, BSN, CHFP, CRCR, Director, Revenue Cycle Operations, Cottage Health Healthcare is a business unlike any
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Allow Your Clinicians to be Clinicians
By Aram Alexanian, Clinical physician executive for wellness informatics, Novant Health EHR metadata provides useful objective metrics for assessing the
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Family-Inclusive Care: Using Technology to Facilitate Coordination and Improve Outcomes
By Molly E. Andrasik, Director, Clinical Applications and Program Management, St. Lawrence Health Healthcare is complicated. Knowing the correct medications,
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Ascom Americas Powers Clinical Efficiencies & Quality of Care
Most clinicians in acute care feel the challenge of digital information gaps every shift. That’s because clinical communication and collaboration
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Marshfield Clinic Health System’s Technology-Driven Revenue Cycle Optimization
By Surya Ravulaparthy, VP of Revenue Cycle, Marshfield Clinic Health System Health care providers continue to experience financial pressures due
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Clinical IT Governance – How to Find the Right Fit and Framework
By Neal Chawla, MD, CMIO, WakeMed Health & Hospitals Clinical governance of IT systems can be challenging, but it
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What does blockchain have to offer to healthcare organizations?
By Roger Smith, PhD, CTO, Florida Hospital Nicholson Center Blockchain is a means of storing and exchanging data with vendors,
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Universal Patient Identifier Can Improve Care, Save Lives
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), on average, 115 Americans die daily from an opiate overdose.
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