“The only thing that is constant is change.” Heraclitus A confluence of disruptive forces is signaling a tectonic shift in the healthcare landscape– liquidity of data, expectations of a digital,…
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For all industries – including healthcare, building the Digital Enterprise (Industry 4.0) is by far the most important strategic imperative since the advent of the Internet. Neither Y2K nor ICD-10…
The life sciences industry descended on Boston for the global Drug Information Association (DIA) annual meeting recently, and as a partner to clinical research organizations (CROs) and CRO vendors, emids…
IT and software organizations began adopting the Agile method more than a decade ago in order to deliver releases in quick succession. DevOps came along soon after, narrowing the gap…
I recently returned from the 2018 AHIP conference in San Diego, and found it to be an invigorating experience, with participants discussing some of the biggest challenges and opportunities in…
How the right data governance model can help healthcare organizations meet the demands of digital transformation By Randy Thomas, FHIMSS Senior Director, Value-based Consulting Value-based care. Population health management. Digital…
The Digital momentum globally (Industry 4.0), and my conversations with clients regarding their Digital plans, have brought me to an interesting observation: the similarities between the Digital executive’s journey and…
Insights from an unusually transparent discussion among industry leaders By Mike Hollis, President, Strategic Business Patient-centered delivery. Healthy populations. Efficient, data-driven operations. Accomplishing these ambitious goals for the healthcare industry…
The following update is a special feature provided by emids + encore subject matter experts in the wake of HIT policy changes important to our customers and partners. On April…
As patient data becomes more diverse and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning make analytics more intuitive, opportunities are growing for connecting disparate data throughout the healthcare…
The wearable health industry has exploded in recent years, and the trend isn’t slowing down. First-generation wearables, including fitness trackers like the FitBit and Jawbone’s Up, health apps like Walgreen’s…
Healthcare organizations are increasingly relying on IT products and services to meet the growing demand for value-based care. Whether software systems are developed in-house or by a vendor, IT teams…
