Reimagining the Inpatient Experience

As healthcare contends with emerging security threats and new workflow regulations, multifactor authentication (MFA) is as important as ever. But there are unique challenges that must be considered when selecting a solution — the workflow must be efficient and transparent for users to avoid disruption to productivity. And, there are specific clinical workflows that require MFA that must be considered as part of a broader strategy. In October, a new federal law was passed that mandates electronic prescribing for controlled substances (EPCS) though Medicare Part D.

As the healthcare industry moves toward value-based care, payers are increasingly concerned with clinical outcomes. Health plans are finding that they need to leverage all clinical and administrative data, in addition to claims data, to improve member health and optimize reimbursement within value-based payment models. Harmonizing data across the healthcare continuum presents a significant challenge due to the variety of disconnected data elements that must be connected to get a true 360-degree view of member health. Before healthcare organizations can effectively benefit from the data’s value, the data itself needs to be normalized to achieve semantic interoperability.

Biosimilars have the potential to deliver significant cost savings across healthcare. As this emerging market evolves, the product landscape faces significant hurdles. In order to ensure success

The most innovative healthcare companies depend on analytics to help shape their value-based caremodels and optimize performance with standardized Episodes of Careat scale. Join our industry experts in this as they explore how new technology and collaboration are creating powerful VBC models.