A 6-Step Guide for Health Care Organizations

whitePaper | February 6, 2020

Improving telehealth success with Healthcare specific devices. One of the primary challenges faced by clinicians with telehealth appointments is effectively and efficiently bringing both parties together without any breakdown in communication. Therefore, it's imperative that the hardware being utilized can support excellent audio with noise cancelling features, hi-res video and integrated hi-def cameras - without these items’ physicians are left with a good idea of the issue at hand but no way to implement.

whitePaper | February 28, 2022

As security and risk professionals take steps to improve their organization’s cybersecurity posture, email, network, and web security often take center stage. This makes perfect sense, as these have been preferred attack vectors for decades.

whitePaper | October 26, 2021

James Angle, Ph.D. of Trinity Health and Erin Logue Smith of Dell Technologies provided timely information on cybersecurity in a Healthcare Innovation webinar as ransomware threats makes it mandatory tosystematically elicit and mitigateprivacy threats in software architectures.

whitePaper | July 8, 2022

Before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, forces at the federal level were in motion to transform the healthcare industry from a closed to a more open system.

whitePaper | March 4, 2020

Health leaders must understand the benefits of their investments in performance improvement projects and the impact on the organization. The traditional approach is most often to measure ROI (return on investment) and, while clearly measurable, is most often related to cost savings or increased revenue and can leave you with an incomplete story. Incorporating VOI (value on investment) enables you to quantify the intangible benefits of your projects and activities making the combination of the two a more robust indicator of project success.

whitePaper | January 17, 2020

Value-based reimbursement (VBR) models are becoming more common. Success under these models depends on showing positive improvement in key metrics, but providers often struggle to accurately report the quality of care provided. A next-generation revenue cycle that combines clinically aware artificial intelligence (AI) with an unmatched foundation of evidence-based medical research and knowledge provides the transparency necessary to both accurately report care quality and directly influence the patient satisfaction quality metric. This paper reviews how a well-tuned revenue cycle can help hospitals succeed with value-based contracts, earning appropriate incentives and avoiding penalties.