Supporting Independent Practices with AI
By Andrea Kowalski & Kyle Ryan – If we are to realize the future of healthcare and address the serious challenges that plague our industry, we must embrace AI and leverage innovative approaches.
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Improving Health Equity: Strategies for Health Plans to Achieve Meaningful Progress
By Leah Dewey – For decades, achieving health equity has been a focus of many healthcare stakeholders. In 1986 HHS formed the Office of Minority Health and brought this topic into the national spotlight. Progress is being made from the development new approaches and initiatives.
Healthcare Needs Better Data Recovery Strategies, Stat
By Ahsan Siddiqui – Healthcare organizations are increasingly under threat from ransomware attacks. Around the world, cybercriminals are locking up critical patient data and demanding large payments to unlock the information.
How Remote Patient Monitoring Brings the Hospital to the Home
By Charbel Rizkallah – More hospitals and healthcare centers worldwide are embracing a “hospital to home” model of care focused on decentralizing healthcare – specifically, getting patients out of the hospital and enabling them to receive care outside of hospital walls, often in their own home.
3D Printing, Extended Reality, and Tech Advancements in Medicine Education
By Katie Brenneman – Technological advancements are frequently changing the medical landscape. Facility administrators and professionals need to keep on top of these to ensure all stakeholders gain the most positive outcomes. However, it’s important to recognize that tech isn’t just useful in day-to-day healthcare activities.
Four Tips for Providers to Improve their Mental Health Practices
By Ram Krishnan – With demand exploding for behavioral health treatment, and trends in technology and care modalities changing the industry, mental health providers are continually looking for ways to improve and streamline their practices. Prioritizing the following tips can help ensure a successful second half of 2023.
Avoiding a Crisis: Improving Clinical Workflows
By Will O’Connor MD – The data is stark and frightening on our nursing shortage. The National Council of State Boards of Nursing reported that approximately 100,000 registered nurses left the profession during the pandemic, and another 610,388 planning to leave by 2027 due to “stress, burnout or retirement.”
Small Crowd with Brilliant Insights: Reflections on 2023 AHA Leadership Summit
By Beth Friedman – If you’re a healthcare provider executive and can only attend one conference a year, please consider the AHA Leadership Summit. I hadn’t attended this event for several years but found this month’s Seattle summit to be insightful, educational, and extremely valuable to my healthcare career. Here’s why.
Strategies for Overcoming Network Challenges in the Healthcare Sector
By Greg Davis – Network connectivity is a cornerstone of modern health IT infrastructure. As medical providers continue to add connected devices and digital tools to their environment, fast and reliable networks are needed for them to access information quickly so they can spend more time with patients.