Featured News
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Future Of Healthcare Depends On PHM
4/29/2014
Whitepaper examines data management requirements of PHM. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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Nurse Informaticists Improve Patient Outcomes
4/24/2014
Nurses with graduate training are becoming more common in hospitals; as the field grows, providers are noticing patient outcomes improve as well. Zynx Health presents a webinar on the subject May 15, 2014.
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Moving From Data Capturing To Data Management
4/17/2014
Kodak Alaris develops new software for intelligent document management. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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Query Health Pilot Boosts PHM
4/15/2014
Population-level health trends help the ONC monitor, improve public health; three of the Query Health pilot programs have met platform goals. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Better PHM With Improved Data Architecture
4/4/2014
Tools, processes in place to better manage population health data, give physicians access to information in real-time. By Wendy Grafius, contributing writer
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20% Drop In Preventable Hospital Stays Reported
4/2/2014
County Health Rankings shows preventable hospital stays dropped significantly. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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2 Of 3 Hospitals Increasing 2014 IT Budgets
3/31/2014
The 2014 HIMSS Leadership Survey found two thirds of hospitals are increasing their IT budgets for this year. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Big Data Top Priority For Feds
3/31/2014
MeriTalk survey finds majority of federal executives surveyed believe big data is key to fulfilling mission objectives. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Anonymization Protects Patient Information
3/28/2014
Big data and population health management rely on using patient data to conduct research; anonymization of data makes that process safe for patients by protecting their identifications. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Pain Treatment Analytics Reduce Costs, Improve Care
3/24/2014
Applying analytics to a pain monitoring database could lead to more personalized care and more effective treatments. By Katie Wike, contributing writer