Healthcare Disrupted — Applying High Reliability Concepts to Realize Better Operating Margins

High reliability is being used by healthcare organizations across the country in an effort to reduce medical errors and improve patient safety. However, to truly reduce errors and improve financial and operational performance across a health system, high-reliability concepts should be adopted by all departments across an organization, both clinical and operational.
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Key Considerations For Medicare Advantage Success

Change Healthcare

As one of the fastest-growing lines of business in health insurance, the Medicare Advantage market offers great potential for success. Launching a Medicare Advantage product requires a skillful approach to handling complex government requirements. Join Shelley Stevenson from Change Healthcare Consulting for an informative webinar that will help you better understand market dynamics. We’ll show you best practices for achieving compliance, high quality ratings, and desired revenue.
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Data science, AI, and machine learning: The Path to Improved Safety

As safety departments seek ways to improve medicinal product safety and protect patients, data science approaches offer significant promise. What’s possible, what's realistic, and what’s the value to the industry and public?
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Predictions 2019: The Future Of Healthcare

Forrester

Healthcare organizations must develop raving fans to survive impending disruption from new entrants and additional market consolidation. New CX metrics, virtual care, and artificial intelligence (AI) will top healthcare investments for 2019. Join this webinar to learn why these capabilities will be imperative in the coming year for your organization.
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SSH Keys: Security Asset or Liability for Healthcare?

HIMSS Media

With the extensive network systems found in the healthcare industry, SSH keys are widely used to provide privileged administrative access and to secure machine-to-machine automation for important business functions. However, SSH keys are routinely untracked, unmanaged and unmonitored. This lack of visibility and control can create HIPAA violations by not adequately restricting access to Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI). If SSH keys are not surely managed, the organization does not know who has access. In this session, we’ll examine SSH study results that reveal widespread lack of security controls for SSH keys in the healthcare industry. We’ll discuss the common mistakes that almost all healthcare organizations make around security, policy, and auditing practices when managing SSH keys.
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