by John Moore | April 22, 2021
Despite a chaotic 2020, notable success stories are emerging. Doom scrolling through the pandemic was easy to do, for doom was in abundance. Make no mistake, the pandemic wreaked havoc on society and American businesses of all sizes suffered. Healthcare is one sector that was particularly hard hit, as the
by Jody Ranck | April 12, 2021
What they are, How they're used, and Challenges to be addressed Key Takeaways Digital twins provide more dynamic models than conventional simulations and will provide valuable tools for precision medicine. Conventional models and simulations provide a snapshot of a system rather than a real-time, dynamic model powered by sensor data
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 | September 02, 2020
On August 25th, as I was undergoing a procedure at a local hospital, I tuned in to Epic’s virtual UGM keynote session to hear the latest and greatest from one of the leading health IT vendors in the market. While very informative, the event was stale. With plenty of time
by John Moore | May 06, 2020
As sheltering in place wears on, I keep all in perspective knowing others have it far worse than I. Some have lost loved ones, others their jobs and others are still facing down the COVID-19 virus on a daily basis delivering care and comfort to those that have been infected.
by John Moore III | April 15, 2020
During this webinar, Chilmark analysts will update you on the key trends and market events they were following over the last quarter and what they are looking forward to in the next few months. They also present early findings from ongoing research projects and implications for providers, payers, vendors, and
by Paul Nardone | April 07, 2020
Healthcare fights a two-front war against COVID-19, yet only one of the two fronts has been the beneficiary of widespread media attention. While healthcare workers (doctors, nurses, hospital staff, etc.) nobly work each day to treat patients and the media closely reports their struggles, healthcare’s community partners also scramble to
by Alex Lennox-Miller | April 01, 2020
The COVID-19 crisis is an acid test for the value of telehealth and remote medicine in patient-centered and community care. Our 2018 Telehealth report described the opportunities and regulatory environment telehealth contended in. Now, new exceptions and regulations by CMS, the Office for Civil Rights, and the FDA are easing
