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  1. Mobile Analytics Report Finds Android, Fitness Apps Winning In Healthcare 3/3/2015

    Healthcare technology mobile use is increasing, but users remain cost-conscious. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  2. Analytics Reduce Post-Surgery Infections 58% 2/26/2015

    Using predictive analytics, The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has reduced surgical infections by 58 percent. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  3. Analytics Identify Risks, Prevent Infant Deaths 2/20/2015

    In Indiana, one project is using data analytics to identify at-risk populations for infant mortality and work to lower those rates. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  4. Can The Value of HIT Be Assessed? 2/18/2015

    A new study investigates how the value of HIT has been and, more importantly, should be assessed. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  5. Predictive Analytics ID High Risk Patients 2/17/2015

    In Maine, software is searching the statewide EHR in order to identify patients at a high risk of being admitted to the hospital or visiting the emergency room. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  6. Advanced Analytics Installed In 222-Physician Pilot Program 2/5/2015

    The Mdinsight software from Symphony Performance Healthcare will provide McLaren Physician Partners in Flint, MI with tools for population health management and referral management analytics By Julia Ernst, MS, contributing writer

  7. PACS Solution Makes Reporting A Breeze 2/4/2015

    On or off campus, MRC physicians gain instant access to patient images and reporting. By Karla Paris, contributing writer

  8. Kaiser Permanente Honored With HIMSS Stage 7 Award 2/4/2015

    The Stage 7 Ambulatory Award was given to 350 ambulatory clinics within the organization. By Julia Ernst, MS, contributing writer

  9. Analytics Are Key For Network's Population Health 2/3/2015

    Comparative analytics shape best practices for network of health care sites. By Karla Paris, contributing writer

  10. Majority Of Execs Expect ROI On Population Health Tools In Less Than 4 Years 1/29/2015

    Most healthcare executives and managers in a recent survey said they expect to see returns on their population health management investments in two to four years. By Katie Wike, contributing writer