Building a Culture of Security within Healthcare Organizations

COVID-19 transformed how we collectively delivered care in 2020. Not only are we seeing an upending of traditional health care settings, but patients increasingly expect to know the costs of their care ahead of time.

Health Education England, in collaboration with NHS England and Public Health England across the Midlands area, are funding training for pharmacists and their teams on blood pressure risk awareness and measurement technique to support a health promotion campaign. You and a pharmacy team member are invited to attend one of five live webinars to develop your blood pressure risk awareness and measurement technique. Whether you are learning for the first time, validating what you do already or checking you are doing it correctly, this training will ensure you are up to date in your practise and consistently measuring your patient’s blood pressure appropriately. In addition the training will support knowledge development on the lifestyle behaviours that may cause high blood pressure and risks of having high blood pressure.

As patient financial responsibility rises and technology puts healthcare information in patients' hands, healthcare is becoming much more consumer-focused. Extending a patient-focused strategy to the healthcare revenue cycle is key to boosting the bottom line, retaining and attracting patients, collecting patient financial responsibility, and improving patient satisfaction. In this webinar, experts will expose the manual, legacy processes in patient registration, scheduling, billing, and collections to respond to healthcare consumerism and implement a paperless healthcare environment.

The HIMSS Analytics Infrastructure Adoption Model is an international eight stage (0-7) model for technology infrastructure adoption and maturity. INFRAM services are designed to assist healthcare organizations in assessing and advancing capabilities and technology implementations as related to the organization's infrastructure. By utilizing INFRAM, healthcare provider organizations can help improve care delivery, reduce cyber and infrastructure risk, and create a pathway for infrastructure development tied to business and clinical outcomes.