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Tom Sullivan

Tom Sullivan writes the Innovation Pulse column for Healthcare IT News, and covers major HIT topics including mHealth, medical practices, government policy, and emerging technologies. Follow Tom on Twitter @SullyHIT

By Tom Sullivan | 05:02 pm | December 11, 2017
As new digital skillsets continue emerging, healthcare organizations will have new opportunities to invest. But there are also challenges ahead, too.
By Tom Sullivan | 12:06 pm | December 05, 2017
With algorithms and analytics, first-moving health orgs are reaping alternative payment models to reduce readmissions, incentivize physicians to coordinate care and improve patient satisfaction.
By Tom Sullivan | 04:01 pm | November 28, 2017
Going beyond the CapEx vs. OpEx debate, experts say the time has come for finance teams to decide what to move to the cloud and what to keep on-site.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:17 pm | November 20, 2017
Change will now offer customers a hosted service that combines multiple credentialing documents into a single instance.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:30 pm | November 14, 2017
Industry trade groups like the American Hospital Association and HIMSS are encouraged by his background in innovation and health IT.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:28 pm | November 09, 2017
Azar previously served as deputy secretary at Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush.
By Tom Sullivan | 04:35 pm | November 08, 2017
Analysts predict that healthcare organizations will put more emphasis on analytics software in the next five years and spend more and more money to support the projects.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:36 am | October 24, 2017
Sanford Health and Montefiore built data warehouses and lakes to leverage IT investments and better support clinicians.
By Tom Sullivan | 05:00 pm | October 16, 2017
But experts at Monday's National Committee for Quality Assurance event say cutting costs without compromising quality is the hardest part.
By Tom Sullivan | 02:40 pm | October 03, 2017
American Enterprise Institute scholar says that despite all the attempts to repeal and replace the ACA, value-based care and payment model is the clear path forward.