Novel drugs, value-based contracting, biosimilars, and regulatory activity addressing costs will be among the hot button issues in the coming year.
As market forces visibly disrupt healthcare (less access to cheap capital, reimbursement pressures, rising demand for services in the face of constrained supply), digitally transforming core processes is not merely an option any more.
How actively engaging millennials can help manage healthcare staffing challenges.
Make the rules work for, rather than, against you by relying on these five critical capabilities.
Here are three strategies to navigate toward next-generation care management and increase member engagement in the process
The healthcare landscape is transforming. Here are six considerations to help your talent during restructuring, downsizing, and other transitions.
The healthcare landscape is transforming. Here are six considerations to help your talent during restructuring, downsizing, and other transitions.
Consider these five opportunities to help curb one of the biggest public health issues of the year.
Technology, and specifically telemedicine, has an enormous role to play in improvements to clinical work flows, care coordination, and long-term health outcomes.
Here are 3 reasons why overcoming the “fingerstick” barrier will improve patient outcomes and contribute to reductions in healthcare costs.
Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court can have a huge impact on the healthcare industry. This year is no different.
Here are three pharmacy challenges facing healthcare executives and a two-pronged solution to help solve them.
It’s obvious that the healthcare system is due for some major innovations, but are we looking for them in the right places?
The rules and regulations in telehealth you need to know.
The steps health executives should take to improve mental healthcare.
Healthcare leaders are concerned about developing reliable strategies for the future. Is effective strategic and financial planning even possible with so many variables up in the air?
To ensure providers are prepared for telemedicine practice, healthcare leaders must provide training in these areas.
Healthcare leaders are concerned about developing reliable strategies for the future. Is effective strategic and financial planning even possible with so many variables up in the air?
Here are four ways that health plans can improve their internal processes for collecting provider data.
Here are four ways that health plans can improve their internal processes for collecting provider data.
Partnership between senior living provider and healthcare system improves population health.
It’s no surprise that gaps in the screening, monitoring, and management of chronic diseases abound, even in managed care settings. Here’s how technology can help.
The call for antimicrobial stewardship is growing. Enact these steps to prevent a return to the pre-antibiotic era.
The Medicare for All debate surrounds the 2020 election-but is it truly understood?
One thing that is unlikely to change under the new Administration is the goal of reducing the cost of healthcare through various alternative payment initiatives. Here’s how that will affect oncology.
Diabetes accounts for one out of every 10 American healthcare dollars spent, but new national programs are helping address this issue.
Here are 3 ways that technology can tap into the powerful network of non-clinical patient influencers who will ultimately impact a patient’s healthcare decisions and behavioral changes.
Two University of Massachusetts Medical School pharmacists make the case to reform or align 42 CFR Part 2 with HIPAA to better serve patients with substance use disorder.
Healthcare executives are starting to realize that preventing cyberattacks is not just a task for their IT departments and third-party security vendors.
Healthcare executives are starting to realize that preventing cyberattacks is not just a task for their IT departments and third-party security vendors.