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• Serving The American Healthcare Revolution

  12/21/2015

  In my ritual of year-end reflection, I am struck by an unshakeable parallel between the general healthcare climate today, and the atmosphere surrounding the late stages of the American Revolution and the start of our fledgling nation. I’ve found myself returning to this construct as a way to organize my efforts in alignment with a sincere desire to bring about lasting improvements in the way we care for each other and promote health in our country. By Matt Patterson, MD, President, AirStrip

• Data's Credibility Problem: It's About The Quality, Not The Data

  6/24/2016

  In the first part of this article, we discussed the ways in which health insurers should begin to position themselves for the transformation to a data world where the quality of the data — and thus its believability — holds primacy above anything else.

• Lost Devices And Healthcare Data Leakage, Two Sides Of The Same Coin?

  8/23/2016

  Healthcare professionals are more reliant on mobile devices than ever, with laptops, tablets, and smartphones quickly obviating the need for paper records. While a boon to productivity, mobile devices have also increased the risk of data leakage. Cloud-based EHR systems and adoption of productivity apps like Office 365 have made large volumes of patient data and claims information readily accessible from loss and theft prone mobile devices.

• End The Chaos. Reduce The Noise. Improve Patient Safety.

  2/18/2020

  Amid complexity and chaos, a trauma nurse misses a vital piece of information and a major mistake is set in motion.

• Pioneering Tech For Uncertain Times – COVID-19 Accelerates AI Adoption In Healthcare

  9/15/2020

  COVID-19 has ushered in a period of struggle and uncertainty for people, businesses, and industries everywhere – but it’s also forced them to seek and embrace innovative new tools and solutions that can help through the pandemic and beyond.

• How To Bridge The Gap Between Healthcare Data Silos

  5/3/2019

  The patient journey looks much different today than it did several years ago. From diagnosis to treatment, most patients have many more stops along the way than ever before. They might visit a physician, diagnostic imaging center, hospital, outpatient rehab therapist, and the list goes on, before their care plan is complete. At each point, a patient generates a health record that becomes an imperative piece of his/her healthcare puzzle. And that data has to be accessible and exchangeable across their journey to ensure the best possible outcomes. At least, that’s the goal.