by John Moore | January 06, 2022
The Future of Clinician-Centric Innovation Much has been written about this $28.3 billion monster acquisition. Most articles focused on what this means for Oracle and Cerner, yet little has been said as to what this may mean to the broader healthcare IT sector. In my musings below, I hope to
by Brian Murphy | April 14, 2021
Are new APIs and integration services up to the challenge? As I've noticed throughout my career as an analyst, new technologies and approaches generally get used in new projects. Our latest Market Trends Report, Integration Infrastructure: Building 21st Century Healthcare IT, provides a comprehensive view of the variety of new
by Brian Murphy | March 23, 2021
In this Hot Take, our Director of Research, Brian Murphy, digs into a timely example of one of the important ways healthcare interoperability is currently lacking: easily accessible immunization records. As the COVID vaccine rollout accelerates, the need to have vaccination status as a retrievable data point in patient health
by John Moore | November 13, 2015
So here is a scary thought for all those who fear the move to cloud services due to cybersecurity and privacy breach concerns - Data as a Service (DaaS) is coming to your community, to your healthcare system soon. Heaven forbid you may scream, but the simple, economic benefit to risk
by ndrao | September 10, 2015
IBM Watson Health’s kickoff event this morning across the river in Cambridge had some demos and a number of executive guest speakers, but offered little new or substantive insight into a grand strategy for healthcare. What we did learn: The company
by Brian Murphy | July 23, 2015
[To skip the prelude and go directly to the report sales page, please click here: 2015 Platforms in Healthcare: EHR Vendors’ Capabilities for Interoperability] Demand for interoperable technologies and platforms is increasing and enterprise technology vendors are responding. Cloud computing, composite applications, and open-source software with publicly available application programming
by John Moore lll | February 27, 2015
Study Urges Greater Financial Disclosure by Nonprofit Integrated Health Systems Jill Bronstein in National Academy of Social Insurance "A study came out from the National Academy of Social Insurance looking at the societal value of IDNs. The study had several findings but the main finding was that little evidence was
by Matt Guldin | February 26, 2015
I have been doing a lot of work and research around the current state of care plans for an upcoming Insight report that will be out in March. Some of their limitations in current practice though have become glaringly apparent to me through a recent incident effecting my 99-year old
