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Meaningful use (MU) is at an interesting place in its evolution - that funny space between the end of stage 2 and the beginning of stage 3. Speculation about its future was rampant at the 2014 annual meeting of the Healthcare Information Management and Systems Society (HIMSS). As nationally recognized experts on health information technology, Point of Care Partners (POCP) has some thoughts about the whys and next steps for MU. The long-term future for enterprise content management is looking bright as electronic medical records and healthcare information systems adoption fuels a huge increase in medical data - and the need to manage and analyze it. Sponsored by: Cloud Cruiser
WEBINAR: Pilot Testing Your Cloud Strategy
Wednesday April 23, 2014
10:00am PDT/ 1:00pm EDT
Hope is NOT a strategy for cloud. That’s why you need a well-designed cloud pilot – one that helps you accurately evaluate your enterprise cloud strategy, close knowledge gaps, and refine your plan for deployment.
This webinar is the 3rd in the 'Confidence in the Cloud' series, which provides practical guidelines for each phase of the enterprise cloud adoption lifecycle.
What attendees will learn: - How to set success criteria for your Cloud pilot
- How to instrument your pilot to measure against those success criteria
- How to monitor and project demand for the IT Service that you are providing in the Cloud
- How to assign cost savings and controls to your Cloud pilot
Who should attend: - Enterprise IT Ops and Finance pros responsible for creating, deploying, or optimizing an enterprise cloud strategy.
ACOs are tasked with looking for patient management solutions that can identify patients with gaps in recommended care and empower care managers with automated tools. This solution is going to save many organizations time, money and the frustration of having to meet the ever changing compliance rules of HIPAA. There are more than 700,000 HIPAA individual organizations that are required by law to conduct a HIPAA Risk Assessment as well as 2,000,000 additional HIPAA Business Associates making them subject to HIPAA regulations. It's been said the nose knows, and a recent study co-authored by Leslie Vosshall, an olfaction researcher at the Rockefeller University in New York, has revealed the human nose is more adept at detecting scents than previously thought. This study has debunked the myth that the human nose is only capable of smelling 10,000 scents. According to the research, that number has dramatically increased to at least one trillion different odors, and possibly even more. Now that we are aware of our ability to detect an incredible amount of scents, technology has come along by offering to do the smelling for us in the form of the PERES. Physicians Interactive is launching free iPhone and Android versions of its Omnio medical app. HTH Worldwide, a health services and information company, has selected Cognizant in an initiative that provides mobile technology to manage patients' healthcare needs while they're traveling globally.
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