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Telemedicine has resulted in money-saving efficiencies to hospital operations, improved patient safety, and given more people access to healthcare service among other benefits.
Two decades ago, a technological wave influenced healthcare IT, and fundamentally changed the role of CIOs.
SVHP, PatientPing, and SymphonyRM have evolved together to allow care coordination documentation to become the translational patient record between patient care sites.
Healthcare is an unpredictable business and we are anticipating and trying to remain responsive to the changes occurring in the industry.
By using PROMs data, patients can understand their progress and how it compares to the broader population’s outcomes for the same procedure.
We are building partnerships that enable us to become more integrated with other providers and delivery...
Data reconciliation was another area of concern. Through we require certification in order to access EMR and ERP data...
At this year’s Gartner Tech Growth and Innovation conference, the primary message was “Make it Digital,...
Being at the forefront of virtual healthcare visits start with consumer-friendly front-end technologies like a...
You may have heard the term “variability” used in multiple contexts before. Oxford dictionary defines the term variability as a lack of consistency or fixed pattern; liability to vary or change.
A generation ago, health information exchange simply described what happened when two physicians discussed a patient’s condition and prognosis by phone or in a hospital hallway.
The possibilities for health care innovation are seemingly limitless. However, even the most robust health care organizations can’t pursue every great idea. That’s why a focused approach to innovation is essential and ultimately.
Enterprise IT complexity is increasing due to factors such as no mobility, bad usability, multiple logins, functional overlap, too many features, and lack of integration. These complexities contribute to decreased productivity.
With the lack of standardization, there were delays and inconsistencies when processing access requests for new employees or vendors.
Chronic diseases and conditions such as heart disease, stroke, cancer, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and arthritis are among the most common, costly, and preventable of all health problems, according to the CDC. In fact, about half of all adults.
Ultrasound advancements are standardizing the methods and procedures for monitoring cardiac outputs, regardless of the patient’s age.
