By Meredith Kirchner – Nearly 136 million Americans visit the ER each year for various reasons like chest pain, fever, and shortness of breath. Unfortunately, these high-cost care episodes, whether in ERs, trauma centers, or specialty facilities, carry significant financial burdens for both patients and healthcare systems.
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By Jay Anders – The healthcare industry stands at a crossroads of technological innovation and growing data management challenges. While artificial intelligence and ambient listening technologies promise to revolutionize clinical documentation, hospitals, health systems, and practices all face a critical challenge:
By Tim Hanners – In 2024, several key trends emerged in the healthcare sector that impacted operating room (OR) efficiency and costs, driven by advancements in technology, shifts in healthcare policy, and evolving patient needs.
By Deepti Mehtani – Over the past five years, mobile healthcare technology has expanded for both patients and providers. Now, it will continue to be an ever-present part of the individual healthcare journey.
One promising technology for healthcare staffing leaders to adopt is predictive analytics. By using advanced tools to analyze healthcare staffing data, healthcare organizations are able to transform their staffing strategies, improve patient care, and boost nurse retention rates.
By Zac Amos – Artificial intelligence has grown ubiquitous, infiltrating various industries including healthcare. With rising prices and increasing demands for service, professionals are keenly interested in how AI can supercharge workflows and reduce expenses.
By Lance Reid – Phishing attempts can happen at any time and to anyone within an organization. As threat vectors continue to multiply and AI becomes more powerful, attempts to extract information in order to instigate a hack or ransomware attack will only increase.
By Daniel Chang – According to a Florida Department of Health report, doctor shortages affect all or part of nearly every county, but less populous counties, such as Gadsden, where Havana is located, have the fewest physicians per 10,000 residents.
The thought leaders in our community are good about sharing their thoughts on the issues of today. Here are the top read and shared guest posts of January that we think deserve sharing again.