Category Archives: healthcare change management

2018 HIMSS Survey of Priorities for Health Information and Technology

Posted on March 13, 2018 by admin

Last week was the most important annual convention for health information technology, HIMSS 2018. The Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) provides a forum for thought leaders and a venue for innovative products. The 2018 U.S. HIMSS Leadership and Workforce … Continue reading →

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Pre-election Punditry with Joe Paduda at Health Wonk Review

Posted on October 8, 2016 by admin

If you think the Black Death was fun, you’ll just adore this election season! So join Joe Paduda this week for Pre-election Pundit Ponderings! at Managed Care Matters for some pre-game festivities.   I am excited to announce that I … Continue reading →

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Peering into the Future of Health Insurance: Real-time Data and a Whole New Way to Look at Actuarial Science

Posted on October 5, 2016 by admin

“At Lemonade…their hope is to remake insurance as a social good, rather than a necessary evil.” – Dr. Peter H. Diamandis The structure of ObamaCare® requires people who don’t have health insurance to purchase it; if you can’t afford it, … Continue reading →

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A Yuuuuuuge Edition: Health Wonk Review Channels Inner Trump

Posted on July 22, 2016 by admin

Steve Anderson at Medicareresources.org channels his inner Trump to bring us a yuuuuuge edition of Health Wonk Review. Thanks to Steve for a tremendous undertaking in the service to his fellow countrymen and countrywomen.  

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Human Nucleus: Your Analyzed Individual Genome is the Basis for Population Health In Extremis

Posted on June 7, 2016 by admin

You can know and affect your health future now. Human Longevity Institute is launching Human Nucleus, a place where you can have your genome completely analyzed into its millions of component pieces of information. That information is actionable immediately, and … Continue reading →

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Behavior Change Driving Digital Health is Bubbling Up from the Bottom

Posted on April 5, 2016 by admin

This week marks one month since ePharma Summit 2016 opened and closed. It’s a good time to reflect on a final takeaway from the conference and close my notebook. Clearly, there is more grand thinking about the future and emphasis … Continue reading →

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Digital Health Holds the Promise of Serving the “Underserved”

Posted on February 23, 2016 by admin

By Peggy Salvatore This is the eighth entry in a series of blogs for ePharma Summit 2016 to explore ways the pharmaceutical industry can maximize the promise of digital health. A report put out by the California Health Care Foundation  last week … Continue reading →

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Why Digital Health Is About Survival

Posted on February 16, 2016 by admin

This is the seventh entry in a series of blogs for ePharma Summit 2016 to explore ways the pharmaceutical industry can maximize the promise of digital health. Whether it is data collection in the electronic patient record, information in the claims data … Continue reading →

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Money Changes Everything Edition of Health Wonk Review

Posted on February 13, 2016 by admin

Steve Anderson is seeing green at MedicareResources.org this week for his compilation of health wonkery. Read this week’s Money Changes Everything edition here.

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Oh, The Problems Connectivity Can Solve!

Posted on February 7, 2016 by admin

  This is the sixth entry in a series of blogs for ePharma Summit 2016 to explore ways the pharmaceutical industry can maximize the promise of digital health. How many times have you heard the term “silo” in reference to your organization? … Continue reading →

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