by John Moore | October 17, 2022
Reports
by John Moore | October 17, 2022
by Jody Ranck | September 13, 2022
by Elena Iakovleva | August 11, 2022
by Jody Ranck | December 08, 2021
While most of the attention in the AI space has focused on clinical applications, AI for operations – AI4Ops – is where the real action is today. This report focuses on AI applications that address critical operational functions of healthcare organizations including revenue cycle management, prior authorizations, conversational AI, supply chain management, claims processing, scheduling and workforce optimization.
by Brian Murphy | December 01, 2021
The historic shift from a fee-for-service-based (FFS) revenue model to value-based healthcare is causing an industry-wide reevaluation of the effectiveness of clinical, business, and financial processes. This transition will allow the industry to serve patients and members more equitably with high quality, cost-effective healthcare services. Healthcare enterprises of all kinds have turned to cloud computing to better leverage their data assets to drive new innovations in analytics and reporting.
by Alex Lennox-Miller | October 05, 2021
This research brief provides ideas and insights for healthcare organizations seeking to understand the differences between Consumer Relationship Management and Patient Relationship Management. It can assist with the identification of organizational needs and digital transformation efforts. As organizations look to select and work with relationship management vendors, they can apply what they learn here when defining reasonable expectations, identifying necessary components, and selecting the correct platform for their goals.
by Brian Murphy | September 22, 2021
This research brief describes an approach to enhanced data curation (de-duplication and reconciliation) that will support the integration of any outside data sources and data classes into a patient’s chart. It meets the organization’s need for more satisfied, efficient clinical users by satisfying clinician’s need for complete information and simplified workflows.
by Brian Murphy | August 10, 2021
To be successful at digital transformation, healthcare enterprises need more than what is available from the large public cloud vendors. They should partner with a cloud vendor that has healthcare and healthcare IT (HIT) experience and expertise. This research brief provides ideas for healthcare enterprises seeking to understand what a Health Cloud vendor can do to help them with their digital transformation efforts. It can be used to define reasonable expectations for selecting and working with cloud vendors.
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