Day 9: Ladies Dancing about Health IT
Day 9 of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts has us recognizing and highlighting the impact of Women in Health IT.
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Read MoreDay 8 has the maids making their lists and checking them twice. If this is your first encounter with our Lists Posts don’t worry, there’s no use crying over spilled milk. Just sit back, grab a cup of warm milk, and enjoy our top 8 picks.
On the 7th Day of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts we turn to Twitter. What would our year have looked like without Twitter? Our version of an alternate ending to It’s a Wonderful Life? Thankfully, our health information technology universe is just as it is, in part due to this list of great Tweeters.
On the 6th Day of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts we look to movies for inspiration. From Star Wars: The Last Jedi to Galaxy of the Guardians 2, look back at 2017 through the lens of these 6 Hollywood films.
By Anshu Jindal – The MACRA 2018 Final Rule for year-two of Quality Payment Program was released recently. Some changes were retained from the 2018 proposed rule, some were deferred till 2019, while in some cases the approach outlined in the 2017 Final Rule was adopted instead.
By Kayla Matthews – More so than any other industry, timeliness is of enormous importance to first responders. Emerging EMS technology continues to aid the jobs of first responders, helping save lives thanks to increased connectivity and efficiency, providing vital information to first responders while improving the safety of their operations.
Day 5 we turn on and turn to rediscovering radio. This year we have added many ways to tune in and listen so no excuses to miss out! There is a reason why we passed 100,000 listeners in October.
On Day 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts we are calling attention to our four flagship network sites. See what we covered in 2017 and what’s to come in 2018.
Day 3: The era of health data exchange is going through transformation that is similar to Charles Dickens’ holiday classic “A Christmas Carol.” We have been faced with three ghosts of Christmas health data exchange that can show us the past, present, and future … and we should listen closely as Ebenezer Scrooge did in this timeless tale.