Talent Tuesday: Comings & Goings at HHS
The Coming and Goings at HHS since the resignation of Secretary Price less than one year ago. From Price to Killoran, there is a lot in between.
Read MoreThe Coming and Goings at HHS since the resignation of Secretary Price less than one year ago. From Price to Killoran, there is a lot in between.
Read MoreI spoke to some of the Associate Members and SB&T Members at last weeks SHIEC Conference in Atlanta. Learn more about these companies and what role they play in the HIE space. Listen to my interviews.
I caught up with Daniel Chavez from San Diego Health Connect, Laura Young from healtheConnect Alaska, and John Kansky from Indiana HIE at the conference. Take a listen to their updates..
Supporting the adoption of health IT and the promotion of nationwide health information exchange to improve health care, here is what is happening at the ONC.
As part of our on going series on InterviewsNOW, I spoke to Gerry Blass from Comply Assistant and John Gomez from Sensato The episode is now on-demand. Check it out and take a listen.
New Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist Episode NOW on Demand with host Dr. Nick and guest Alfred Poor, Editor and Publisher of Health Tech Insider and a long-standing member of the technology community.
Keeping up with technologies that are changing how healthcare is delivered. Can a continuously growing chain of blocks using cryptography have applications in healthcare? News from Mount Sinai, Allive, SimplyVital Health, and Timicoin/TimiHealth.
In 2016, healthcare industry management consulting was a $20 billion sector in the US. The marketplace more than doubled exceeding $45 billion in the calendar year 2017 and projections have 2018 topping nearly $53 billion.
By Anish Sebastian – Whether it’s stock trading with a few clicks on a smartphone, streaming new music before the vinyls hit the shelves, or receiving a wardrobe from a personal stylist without ever stepping into a store, technology’s potential to revolutionize the consumer experience is ubiquitous across industries.