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Mobile Health Solutions In Support of ACO Initiatives Preventice Health care providers today are under increasing financial and regulatory pressure to improve patient outcomes and continue to give quality care, while simultaneously reducing costs. ACOs in particular are focused on improving the quality of care and outcomes of health across their entire patient population, while at the same time lowering per capita costs. There is a significant opportunity for healthcare providers to leverage mHealth solutions to achieve these goals.  More
Design Tenet: Gorillas in the Mist mHIMSS Observe users in their environment. This insight into the drivers and motivators of user behavior in healthcare setting gives us the ‘Aha’ moments for design, and clear direction of where to take the product.  More
Identity and Access Management (IAM) at HCA June 04, 2013 | Caradigm Learn how Nashville-based HCA, the nation’s leading provider of healthcare services, has implemented IAM technology and processes to improve data access and security in a highly complex environment encompassing 162 hospitals and 200,000 employees.  More
June 4th @ 1PM ET -- Standalone Universal Viewing Platform: A practical and affordable approach to image enabling the EMR May 15, 2013 | ViTAL Accessing a patient’s complete longitudinal medical record is frequently a cumbersome process that frustrates physicians and diminishes quality of care. The inclusion of the patient’s medical images in that record is complicated by an absence of interfaces to the various data repositories and the lack of a single multi-modality viewing application. The recent explosion of Electronic Medical Record system deployments suggests that most healthcare organizations are preparing themselves to meet Meaningful Use mandates, but a sound strategy for image-enabling the EMR remains elusive. Join us to review the many issues associated with image-enabling the EMR and see how an advanced image viewing technology can meet the numerous technical challenges as well as satisfy the physician’s performance expectations.   More
Next Generation Messaging and Collaboration Strategies for Smartphones and Tablets April 04, 2013 | IQMax Physicians and nurses are increasingly using mobile devices to communicate and collaborate with their team members, the need for a secure, integrated and enterprise-wide platform that handles all form of communications – text messages, calls, alerts & tasks is crucial for patient care coordination.  More
How LifeBridge Health Embraces Mobility to Improve Patient Care March 20, 2013 | Amcom Software Learn how Baltimore-based LifeBridge Health keeps up with increasingly mobile staff by notifying team members of time-critical situations on their preferred mobile devices. YoLanda Jones Spears, Telecommunications Systems Administrator, will share how the organization integrated a secure smartphone texting solution for encrypted, traceable messaging. You’ll hear how this large trauma center blended mobile devices into existing hospital systems and communication processes for improved patient care and satisfaction.   More
WEBINAR: Mobile Optimized Healthcare API Programs: New Revenue from Legacy Data March 13, 2013 | Intel Three mega trends (mobile apps, partner/developer API programs, and healthcare data integration/portability) have converged to create a new revenue generating opportunity for Healthcare Providers and Payers that is all the rage: API Developer Community Portals. In this webinar, we present premier case studies from AETNA that illustrates best practices to building a successful API Program in any industry.  More
Secure, Enterprise Ready Text Messaging and Collaboration for Care Coordination February 11, 2013 | IQMax Text messaging has expanded beyond the realm of a simple message between two individuals. As Physicians and nurses are increasingly using smartphones to communicate and collaborate with their team members, the need for a secure and enterprise-wide platform that handles all form of communications – text messages, calls, alerts & tasks is crucial for patient care coordination.  More
Mobile Solutions for the Modern Hospital February 06, 2013 | Formfast and McKesson With the widespread adoption of mobile technologies, many stakeholders in healthcare wonder where exactly there are opportunities to use this platform to improve healthcare.   More
Leveraging Mobile Technology to Reduce Hospital Readmissions February 06, 2013 | Qualcomm Life During this webinar, we will review a recently published HIMSS Media white paper discussing how prominent hospitals and health systems are using remote monitoring devices and applications in their programs as a way to connect patients and clinicians and to impact care outside of the organization. We’ll also review results from the 2nd Annual HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey and talk about the benefits of mobile technology on patient care, barriers to mobile technology use and clinicians’ concerns about the use of mobile technology.   More
Preparing for Disaster: Using the Cloud Properly to Keep Your Business Running During the Unexpected January 16, 2013 | Quorum Did you know that business downtime can cost an Small to mid-sized business an average of $1,230 dollars per minute? So what happens when a disaster strikes a business? In this day and age it’s only a matter of when…not if. Whether it’s a hurricane or a server misconfiguration, companies need to have a disaster recovery solution in place in order to continue to operate, while their internal IT departments resolve the problem.  More
Preparing for Disaster: Using the Cloud Properly to Keep Your Business Running During the Unexpected November 20, 2012 | Quorum Did you know that business downtime can cost an Small to mid-sized business an average of $1,230 dollars per minute? So what happens when a disaster strikes a business? In this day and age it’s only a matter of when…not if. Whether it’s a hurricane or a server misconfiguration, companies need to have a disaster recovery solution in place in order to continue to operate, while their internal IT departments resolve the problem.   More
Delivering Accountable Care with Remote Monitoring for Chronic Disease Management November 19, 2012 | Qualcomm Life Health expenditures in the United States neared $2.6 trillion in 2010, accounting for 17.9 percent of the U.S. GDP, with chronic disease capturing the lion’s share of the cost. In an effort to bend the cost curve and address chronic conditions, remote monitoring for chronic disease management has been widely tested; however, it has been stuck in pilot mode due to lack of economic incentive.  More
Secure Messaging for Healthcare September 17, 2012 | IQMax Communications in hospital today are complicated and lack collaboration. From traditional pagers, to IP phones, to SMS messaging, and handwritten notes, finding a comprehensive solution for your organization can be difficult. IQMAX invites you to this informative webinar where you’ll learn more about the IQMAX Communications solution, which allows for secure messaging, alerting and notifications, and assigning of tasks, while integrating critical patient information.  More
Froedtert Hospital Tackles Smartphones for Critical Communications - Lessons Learned as They Roll Out a Mobility Strategy August 12, 2012 | Amcom Software Today’s smartphones are truly changing the way physicians and nurses communicate. The exciting news is that hospital staff are becoming very clever with how to use them in new ways to make meaningful improvements in patient care. With emerging capabilities far beyond phone calls, email, and even access to medical apps, smartphones have kicked off not only a communications revolution, but a productivity one as well. In fact, clinicians are passionate about these devices and often request that all communications, including code calls and any other messages, be sent to their smartphones.  More