by John Moore | September 29, 2017
Convergence in Healthcare: What is it? And Why Now?
Convergence is a thesis that posits the successful path to risk-adjusted care requires realignment in provider-payer relations – that neither […]
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by John Moore | September 29, 2017
Convergence is a thesis that posits the successful path to risk-adjusted care requires realignment in provider-payer relations – that neither […]
by Naveen Rao | July 27, 2015
Progress? Healthcare organizations (HCOs) are acknowledging the need for next generation tools to realize the promise of newer models of […]
by Naveen Rao | January 28, 2015
The Revolution One of the trending topics in healthcare right now is that of the “consumer revolution.” With so many […]
by Naveen Rao | July 28, 2014
Challenges & Opportunity In an otherwise slow summer, health IT got caught up in a whirl of excitement last month […]
by Brian Murphy | April 04, 2014
Competing Platforms HIEs only add value to patient encounters when clinicians are connected to them. The capability to provide clinical […]
by corasharma | February 18, 2014
If you see me in flip flop sandals, Vibram Five Fingers (VFF), or a barefoot-style shoe at HIMSS14 — please […]
by Naveen Rao | February 01, 2014
Consumer Engagement Traditionally, consumer engagement has been more of a marketing and business function, while patient engagement has remained a […]
by Cora Sharma | January 22, 2014
Summary Large HCO innovators have been building homegrown analytics capabilities for decades, and have in more recent years been starting […]
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