WEDI, the nation’s leading nonprofit authority on the use of health IT to create efficiencies in healthcare information exchange and a trusted advisor to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), announced the speaker lineup for WEDI 2017 – Driving Solutions in a Changing Healthcare Environment.
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The webinar is open to the public and will provide an overview of the Medicare ACO Track 1+ Model, including details on the Model’s design, eligibility and application requirements, evaluation, and learning activities.
A HIMSS Highlight with Shan Alfreds, COO of HealthInfoNet, Maine’s HIE. The exchange no contains virtually all medical records for the state’s residents along with the majority of the healthcare facilities. Hear how Maine is creating so much success.
Join ONC for the inaugural Interoperability in Action Day highlighting many of the successful standards and technology progress advancing the exchange of health information over the past year.
Q&A with Alan Portela, CEO of AirStrip. Interoperability and our progress towards it is a topic Mr. Portela speaks passionately about, and I had a chance to ask him what his thoughts were on the gains the industry is making post-HIMSS.
By Sarianne Gruber – The “Rise of the Healthy Machines” sounded more like a screening of a sci-fi movie than a Medstartr Health 2.0 NYC event. But to this group of over 180 attendees, this title conjures images of “machines” that help us stay healthy, help doctors give better care and help researchers give us better answers.
You can hear all our HIMSS Highlights on HealthcareNOWradio. We were there talking to industry leaders about trending topics at this year’s event. Listen to what some of the brightest minds in health IT had to say.
Hear all our HIMSS17 Highlights on Healthcare NOW Radio. Here is who I talked to about communications, technical services and solutions, and security.
Hear all our HIMSS17 Highlights on Healthcare NOW Radio. Here is who I talked to about the on going saga of interoperability. Where are we and will we ever get where we want to be?