During a preview of his HIMSS23 keynote, Mark Zandi, Moody’s Analytics chief economist, advises to focus on labor productivity in a tight workforce market.
Third parties are now directly tied into the pipeline of hospitals’ critical functions, says Erik Decker, VP and CISO for Intermountain Healthcare.
With little industry regulation and limited proof of effectiveness, tech innovation for behavioral healthcare is being scrutinized. Dr. Zenobia Brown, SVP of Population Health Care Management and associate CMO at Northwell Health, discusses further in a HIMSS23 session preview.
More than half of payers, 58%, had at least one outcomes-based contract (OBC) in place during the 2022 plan year, and respondents to a new Avalere survey who are utilizing at least one OBC indicated oncology, cardiology, and endocrinology as the top therapeutic areas in which OBCs came into play last year.
Sequoia Project VP of informatics, conformance and interoperability Didi Davis highlights the company’s Data Usability Implementation Guide v.1, released last year, at her HIMSS23 panel.
President Biden is proposing to expand Affordable Care Act and Medicaid health coverage for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients.
Oatmeal Health CEO and cofounder Ty Vachon introduces his HIMSS23 panel exploring the ways academia is working with AI to lessen bias and avoid pitfalls, and deliver on the technology’s promise in healthcare.
A majority of healthcare providers, 61%, say they anticipate making greater use of third-party patient financing over the next couple of years, a new survey shows. CWH Advisors conducted 38 in-depth interviews in the fourth quarter of 2022 with executives at health systems, hospitals and large single/multi-specialty medical groups. All respondents had line or management […]
Mona Baset, Intermountain’s vice president of Digital Services, will share insights on the health system’s digital strategy in “Powering a Data-Driven Transformation in Digital Patient Access” on Tuesday, April 18, at HIMSS23 in Chicago.