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How technology makes an impact on behavioral health
June 29, 2017By Donna Marbury
Services for the Underserved uses healthcare technology tools to reduce costs, increase quality.
Four things to know about the Cleveland Clinic-Oscar Health partnership
June 29, 2017By Karen Appold
Oscar Health, a health-insurance startup, will work with the Cleveland Clinic to offer individual health insurance plans to consumers northeast Ohio.
Three EHR challenges hindering value-based reimbursement
June 23, 2017By Paul Brient
Here are 3 EHR-related challenges that are impeding the advancement of IT support for value-based reimbursements.
Three barriers to artificial intelligence adoption
June 17, 2017By Tracey Walker
Artificial intelligence will play a major role in healthcare digital transformation. Here’s how to adopt more AI-supported activities in your digital transformation initiative.
Four key trends in healthcare innovation
June 15, 2017By Tracey Walker
A Klick Health survey shows there’s opportunities for healthcare innovation and technology to play larger role in patient’s lives.
Five tech trends transforming healthcare
June 09, 2017By Aine Cryts
AHIP 2017: Kaveh Savafi, MD, of Accenture, tells Managed Healthcare Executive about the biggest digital trends and their impact on healthcare.
Three ways technology is improving pharmacy
June 05, 2017By Donna Marbury
Technology advances in pharmacy include innovations that improve medication safety, efficiency, and patient compliance.
Four ways health execs can help their organizations mitigate cyberattacks
May 24, 2017By Mark Ford, Jeff Bird
Healthcare executives are starting to realize that preventing cyberattacks is not just a task for their IT departments and third-party security vendors.
Use population health to fight substance abuse: Tips for MCOs
May 18, 2017By Donna Marbury
Find out how the American College of Physicians says population health data can decrease opioid addiction and abuse.
Physician shortages may affect population health strategies
May 17, 2017By Donna Marbury
By 2025, the United States could be facing a shortage ranging from 34,600 to 88,000 physicians in total. Find out how this could affect population health initiatives.