Beth Jones Sanborn
Merger and acquisition activity sent waves through the information security sector too, and CIOs are acutely aware of the security complications medical devices and telehealth bring.
Saving lives can save hospitals money but challenges remain, according to experts who will be speaking at the HIMSS Precision Medicine Summit in Washington D.C. on May 17-18, 2018.
For those in a recent MGMA poll who say they are already on it, implementing technology plays a major role in their success.
"The survey strongly suggests that the majority of physicians would like to move away from the Medicaid status quo," Merritt Hawkins EVP says.
Generational divides surface between millennials, Generation Xers and baby boomers in how they engage with healthcare providers.
The typical manner in which hospital leaders construct their budgets is by clinical and ancillary departments, which proves prohibitive when making room for innovation.
AG's suit said Sutter Health is only allowing "all or nothing" contract negotiations with insurers, boosting out-of-network charges.
Two systems cited focuses on other areas of operations that muddied the waters for the merger, making it a no-go.
So far this year, roughly $156 billion in deals are already done thanks to pharma giants like Sanofi, GlaxoSmithKline and Celgene, according to Bloomberg.
Donation lauded by UCLA Health CEO as transformative for the aspiring physicians who will train in their hospitals