by Paul Nardone | April 07, 2020
As capable allies in our collective fight against the pandemic and capable managers of community well-being (e.g. chronic disease management), [community partners] deserve equal attention and assistance.
by Chilmark Team | November 15, 2018
By Mark A. Caron, FACHE, CHCIO, Geneia CEO No matter how you look at it, the toll of diabetes and prediabetes […]
by Chilmark Team | October 29, 2018
By Matt Guldin and John Moore Recently, we and 12,000+ others attended the Cerner Health Conference 2018, where the theme […]
by Brian Murphy | October 23, 2018
Key Takeaways from MEDITECH’s Physician and CIO Forum 2018: MEDITECH is moving its customer base to Expanse, the latest iteration […]
by Brian Eastwood | May 17, 2018
For all the promise of patient engagement technology such as chatbots, wearables, self-management apps, and passive sensors, engagement is still […]
by John Moore | April 13, 2018
At times it can be challenging to draft commentary on all that is happening across this industry sector. Rather than […]
by Hannah Ehnle | March 01, 2018
A critical path forward, fraught with challenges Chilmark’s founder and president John Moore recently took some time to speak […]
by Brian Murphy | February 16, 2018
Key Takeaway PHM products are maturing in spite of uncertainty about payment system. The Chilmark Research 2018 Population Health Management […]
by Chilmark Team | December 15, 2017
Our favorite post of the year is this one. As analysts, we come together with our propeller hats on to […]
by Jody Ranck | October 13, 2015
This Domain Monitor digs deeper into the evidence-based medicine debate to see if there are other ways to frame the discussion and could open up ways for data science to uncover local patterns beyond global means that could provide physicians with the data they need to practice the art of medicine while also being scientifically based and evaluated. The timeliness of this debate is important; as interest in precision medicine and personalized approaches to therapy grows, we will need to manage the tensions that could possibly emerge between Population Health Management and the world of n=1.