Jeff Lagasse
The past five to 10 years have brought a major shift in how healthcare organizations have been forced to think about their cybersecurity.
The COVID-19 pandemic inspired Stanford to upgrade and update its technology and workflows to allow for telehealth at the bedside.
The Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization left a number of questions for healthcare stakeholders.
A digital divide creates a barrier for those who would wish to have fuller participation in their own care.
Kane is the former chief financial officer of Humana and oversaw its primary care businesses.
TEFCA has potential to remove a lot of the friction around what it takes to achieve interoperability, a HIMSS23 panel said.
Modernizing data means shifting it from an asset to a utility, to ensure it's usable for patients, providers and payers, a HIMSS23 panel said.
HDUs enable specific, defined use cases, with extra protections to ensure patient privacy and protection.
The majority of respondents also say they're using OBCs for "mostly new products, but some existing products."
Workforce shortages and staffing churn spurred many to look into outsourcing revenue cycle management and patient collections.