By Gerald A. Maccioli MD – To ensure the effective and efficient functioning of Medicaid, as well as to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse, Program Integrity Units should be established within the Medicaid system.
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By Jim Tate – “Interoperability.” The word rolls off the tongue as if a wedding vow. It is the Promised Land on the other side of the river. It is the field of milk and honey where we long to be. It is where the lion and the lamb live together in perfect peace. Too bad we will never get there.
By Patrick Higley – The TRUSTED framework was developed to support health system leaders across a multitude of disciplines align on the most important elements of responsible AI development and deployment.
By Emily Newton – More medical facility leaders are unveiling health care automation strategies to boost worker productivity, patient outcomes, resource utilization and more. However, these efforts must always support health IT goals.
By Devin Partida – As tech sector layoffs continue to impact various industries, a unique hiring opportunity grows more apparent. Can health care facilities take advantage of the growing number of unemployed tech workers?
By Susan Clark – You may have seen my recent appearance on a webcast discussing justice-involved individuals and their coordination of care and wondered, “Why would someone who has never worked in the justice system have insights on this topic?” Let’s jump in my way-back machine to explore the origin.
By Jim Tate – It is time to talk about the role of AI in clinical decision support. There is a world of difference between evidence-based CDS and predictive-based CDS. Here are some key differences:
By Steve Akers – One of the best defenses against a cyberattack is 24/7 threat detection and response. Whether you build this team internally or leverage a healthcare MSSP, this team actively hunts for threats in your network to mitigate the danger before it becomes a material incident.
By Hiren Thakkar – Inadequate ethnic diversity in clinical trials, tight eligibility criteria, delayed or missing prescription recommendations for certain communities, and access gaps affecting global health are all hot topics in academia, business, and government.