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71. PA Patient Safety Authority Leverages Analytics To Address Medical Errors 9/28/2016

    Adopting SAS Analytics has helped Pennsylvania use data to protect patients from medical errors. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

72. The Importance Of Business Rules In Actionable Healthcare Data 9/15/2016

    Healthcare organizations are wrestling with the imperative to harness information from their internal IT systems to increase operational inefficiency and improve patient outcomes. By George Dealy, Vice President of Healthcare Applications at Dimensional Insight

73. Capitalize On Healthcare Data In The Cloud 9/7/2016

    Big Data and cloud technologies are transforming almost every industry. With the ability to consolidate much more information from many more sources, organizations are unlocking amazing new insights. By Adam Lorant, VP Product and Solutions, PHEMI

74. The Data Scientist Dilemma – 6 Signs You Need Self-Service Data Prep 8/29/2016

    When it comes down to it, what industry has a greater need to transform data into actionable intelligence than healthcare? From clinical analysis for decision making about patient treatment and preventative care, to operational analysis for revenue cycle management and patient experience, making data-driven decisions in healthcare is high stakes. By Frank Moreno, VP of Product Marketing, Datawatch

75. Comparative Analytics And BI Solutions: What's The Difference? 8/25/2016

    Healthcare organizations face numerous business challenges including concerns over processing times, denial rates, cash flow, and alternative payment models, to name a few. As organizations identify areas in which to focus their efforts and maximize performance, a growing number are investing in business intelligence (BI) solutions featuring comparative analytics so they have the ability to identify areas of the business in which improvements will offer the greatest ROI.

76. Predictive Analytics Can Help Coordinate Care 8/23/2016

    Medalogix founder Dan Hogan weighs in on the role of predictive analytics. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

77. 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.

78. Heal Thyself — Preventing Viruses And Ransomware Attacks 8/19/2016

    Healthcare professionals need to spend time focusing on patient care, not technology. They need mission-critical applications to just work — quickly and reliably. Unfortunately, IT wellness, so to speak, faces a new and growing threat, one that can cripple entire healthcare organizations, impact patient care, and lead to costly system repairs. That threat is ransomware and related malware.

79. HIT Costs Rose 40% Per Physician Since 2009 8/19/2016

    Healthcare technology costs now top $32,500 per physician. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

80. Moving Data To Where It Needs To Be In Healthcare 8/17/2016

    Napoleon is widely considered a brilliant leader and battle strategist. Yet, despite an arsenal of advantages including better arms, the regularity of higher force concentrations, and the superior chess-like maneuverability of his armies across European battlefields, Napoleon eventually fell.