Will we still be discussing the pandemic impact at the end of 2022? Our industry experts and thought leaders have shared their predictions for 2022 with us over the last few weeks. Here are some final thoughts.
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This month for our roundup on health IT marketing we decided to round up our marketing experts and tell us what we might see in the new year. Here is what we found out.
We have rounded up our experts to discuss what we might see in 2022 as we come off the worst year in healthcare cyber attacks and security breaches. There are no signs of decreasing but just the opposite. Will the healthcare industry be prepared?
Population health, social determinants of health (SDOH) , health equity, all areas that must be addressed in 2022. It will be all hands on deck as providers will be looking for the most innovative technology and solutions for these challenges.
There will be no stopping or slowing down to the innovation being driven by digital transformation. As tradition, we have rounded up the industry leaders that have thoughts and predictions for what we might see in the new year.
More 2022 predictions. These focus on patient experience – not just a buzz phrase but a real driver of innovation and digital change. Engagement technology and tools for patients in every aspect of their health journey needs to be considered and available.
Telehealth changed the landscape of 2021, how will it impact 2022? Healthcare providers will have to continue to figure out how to incorporate remote care in their services. We rounded up some subject matter experts to tell us what they are predicting for the coming year.
Interoperability thirteen years in. 2021 did bring us the information blocking final rule and pandemic is still looming over healthcare and delivery. As always the health IT community continues to be bullish on interoperability solutions, but will we get there in 2022?
As 2021 comes to an end we like to reach out to our thought leaders to see what they think we can expect next year. So what should we look forward to when it comes to Big Data, Analytics, and AI in health IT?