By David Burda – Like I mentioned in a previous blog post, I didn’t know jack about ESG until someone asked me about it, and I looked it up to appear like I knew what I was talking about. If you read that post, you’d know ESG stands for environmental, social and governance.
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By Guy Yehiav – IoT adoption across healthcare has created unprecedented volumes of data to leverage for improved patient outcomes. The power of that data is wide-ranging from treating traumatic injuries to monitoring medical device performance and confirming HIPAA compliance.
By Scott Gray – Patients suffering from chronic illness are often eager to participate in clinical trials with the hopes of finding a more effective treatment for themselves and others with their condition. This is especially true in the case of rare diseases, as these trials are often seen as a patient’s only opportunity for treatment.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Doug McKinley Psy.D. MCC, Clinical Psychologist and owner of DLM Pathways.
By Patrick Chown – The security of the hospital and its assets is a primary concern for hospital facility managers. A hospital houses vulnerable patients, regulated drugs, and plenty of sensitive data. Safeguarding these from any malicious actors is critical to ensure smooth hospital operations.
New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guest Katie Main, MD, an emergency room physician who is volunteering with a nongovernmental organization in rural Liberia. Dr. Main talks more about establishing trust with patients and using technology to expand access to care.
This month’s roundup of surveys and reports from around the industry from Clarify Health, Brightside Health, The Black Book, Healthcare.com, HHS, Kyruus, Turquoise Health, and more.
Now on demand, FINN Voices debut episode with host Beth Friedman, who talks to VP of Healthcare Insights at FinThrive, Jonathan Wiik about innovation in the healthcare revenue cycle management. Jonathan’s journey through healthcare has spanned decades which makes the perfect person to future cast.
By David Burda – This latest report from the CDC on hospital infection rates gives new meaning to the term “long COVID.” The report’s findings suggest that the pandemic may have permanently damaged the ability of hospitals to prevent their patients from contracting infections while in the hospital. That’s not good.