FEATURED CONTENT

• Endpoint Rx: Innovative Healthcare Delivery Requires Secure Mobile Technology

  10/10/2016

  Innovative healthcare delivery powered by mobile technology is just what the doctor ordered. In 1930, 40 percent of physician visits happened in the patient’s home, but by 1980 only 1 percent of appointments were house calls. By Dan Ross, CEO, Promisec

• How Bright Oaks Pediatrics Provides Patients Quality Pediatric-Specific Experiences

  7/3/2017

  Improve quality of care through a pediatric specific EHR technology

• Optimizing Direct Spend Management For More Sustainable And Innovative Healthcare Systems

  2/1/2019

  In the U.S., healthcare costs too much. It consumes 20 percent of GDP and costs twice what it does in other developed countries, despite the scale of the U.S. market. This is neither sustainable nor efficient – and we see the individual, collective, and political ramifications playing out every day in the headlines. We pay more than other countries for prescription medications, medical devices, and healthcare services. It goes without saying that the complexities of our healthcare and insurance systems are problematic in this regard, but much of the opportunity to cut costs lies at the source – literally. Smarter sourcing and procurement of direct materials should be addressed as a major strategic factor in reducing healthcare costs.

• Why HIT Is Important For Fighting The Opioid Crisis

  4/26/2019

  The opioid crisis is a widespread problem in the United States and elsewhere. However, HIT is helping us make strides toward conquering it.

• A Health Behavior Change Framework For Population Health Management

  9/1/2016

  The first white paper in this population health management series, Chronic Disease is Healthcare’s Rising Risk, reported on the health and financial burden associated with chronic disease, specifically the “rising-risk” and “high-risk” clinical population subgroups. By Phil Trotter, leader, Exercise is Medicine, Felipe Lobelo, associate professor of Global Health, Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health, and Ashley John Heather, co-founder, Off The Scale

• MACRA And MIPS: Preparing For Changes

  8/2/2017

  The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) was passed with bipartisan support in 2015. By Bhupender Singh, CEO, Intelenet Global Services