Deliberations on access, transparency and efficiency should guide the process

Discusses challenges and opportunities regarding large scale consolidation, the breakdown of traditional boundaries, and the rising tide of technology to the American College of Physician Executives (ACPE).

Discusses the elements impacting the direction of ehealth and the evolving healthcare platform.

Five main global forces that will affect U.S. healthcare in United States that healthcare leaders should consider when making strategic decisions.

While the United States is inarguably host to one of the most advanced medical systems in the world, it is a system with vast opportunity to improve. Healthcare in America is fighting an epidemic of medical errors, soaring costs, and ineffective service. This white paper addresses two key concepts that will drive better quality, improve service delivery and reduce the cost of healthcare in America efficiency and effectiveness.

Examines how the healthcare industry can proactively support patient-focused care through the use of technology services that enable predictive analysis.

Offers high-level overview and analysis of the evolving field of data warehousing, mining, and analytics collectively known as Predictive Knowledge Management (PKM), which is an approach for proactively understanding the essentials of the population care delivery process and its outcomes in order to more effectively improve public health.

Combining Revenue Cycle and Technical Outsourcing Services to Fuel Clinical Innovation

Healthcare is on the verge of a notable new period of discovery. With the advent of the electronic health record, new opportunities for uncovering patterns of care we did not know existed will come to the forefront of medical knowledge. As the healthcare industry continues its drive to enhance quality of care, promote services and reduce cost, these undiscovered patterns of care will become increasingly transparent, first for physicians, nurses and other clinicians, and ultimately for all consumers of healthcare.

The nation faces increased demands for better service and new requirements for quality in the face of increasing constraints on our nation’s fiscal resources. Calls for dramatic performance improvement are much more public and open than at any time in recent history.