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• HIT's Role In Protecting Against Medicare Fraud

  3/20/2019

  HIT is serving a growing role in protecting against Medicare fraud. How can HIT save the American taxpayer money in the long run?

• Rugged Mobile Solutions Take Emergency Response To New Heights

  10/22/2013

  For fire fighters, police officers, and EMTs, working more efficiently isn’t about cutting costs — it’s about saving lives.

• Why Top Healthcare Institutions Are Moving Toward Integrated Security Solutions

  7/12/2017

  According to an Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology report, 87 percent of office-based physicians had adopted some form of EHR as of 2015. This is more than double the 42 percent that had done so when data was collected in 2008. By Susan Biddle, senior director of Healthcare, Fortinet

• Predictive Analytics And AI Trends Impacting Healthcare IT In 2021

  12/17/2020

  Artificial intelligence and predictive analytics continue to make transformational changes throughout the business world. While healthcare IT is seeing some impacts from AI and machine learning, it lags behind other industry sectors in fully adopting this emerging technology. However, necessity is sometimes the mother of invention, as evidenced by the Coronavirus pandemic still ravaging the planet.

• What Does It Take To Earn Top Medicare Advantage Ratings?

  6/4/2019

  While healthcare leaders uniformly agree that transitioning to value is the way healthcare is going to be in the coming days, it is unclear to most how they can make the transition without negatively impacting their cost outcomes. In an industry which had primarily been fee-for-service based, healthcare organizations are facing immense pressure to innovate and adapt or risk their long-term viability.

• White Paper: Using Open Standards And IHE To Build Distributed Clinical Exchange Networks

  2/22/2010

  Healthcare professionals rely on relevant, complete and critical clinical information to improve the quality of care for their patient. They expect secure access to clinical information, including diagnostic imaging, wherever that information resides in the healthcare community. By Rick Stroobosscher