By Scott Stuewe – Part 3 of 6 – Trust can’t be legislated or manufactured. Trust is earned by demonstrating ongoing reliability. Trust isn’t taken on faith, and it can be lost in a moment when foundational conditions change. Facebook is less trusted now than it was before Cambridge Analytica.
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By Scott Stuewe – Part 2 of 6 – As the COVID-19 pandemic advanced, our society grappled with the long-standing tension between the privacy and security of health data on the one hand, and the importance of having access to these data for the management of the health of the population on the other.
By Scott Stuewe – Part 1 of 6 – DirectTrust manages trust in identity for millions of providers and healthcare facilities in the US so they can safely exchange sensitive data on their patients and coordinate care across organizations.
By Scott Stuewe – The business of identity, particularly in healthcare, is evolving rapidly, especially in light of the “app economy”. The COVID-19 outbreak has also raised the tenor of the discussion.
Beth Friedman, host of FINN Voices and I set out to find out just what vendors feel they have on the hospital and practice must have lists while they are navigating with financial constraints and looking for technology solutions. Take a listen.
I caught up with both Scott Scott Stuewe, President and CEO of DirectTrust and Lee Barrett, now the Commission Executive Director for DirectTrust this past week at HIMSS in Chicago to talk about the merger and DirectTrust, post pandemic. Take a listen.
Energy, innovation, networking, food, drinks, graffiti art, local live music, industry leaders, puppies, foundations, give-aways, swag, pink socks, and more. In case you missed ViVE in Nashville this year.
Listen in to this special episode of The Tate Chronicles from ViVE in Nashville. Host Jim Tate and his guests, Bevey Miner, Scott Stuewe, and Michael Parisi discuss what are our final hurdles to interoperability.
Heading to ViVE 2023? Join Healthcare NOW Radio and The Tate Chronicles with host Jim Tate on stage in the CHIME Theater, Tuesday, March 28th, 11am – 12pm CT talking interoperability.