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Experts have predicted that solutions featuring artificial intelligence would help oncology professionals in advancing research, improving clinical outcomes, and optimizing their operational processes
When health data is under threat
Healthcare organizations are more vulnerable to cyberattacks than ever due to factors, including lack of full-time IT security experts and legacy systems.
How should we measure success for wellness programs?
A long-term view of wellness challenges all of us to think more broadly, beyond physical health to financial and mental health, too. It’s time to evolve how we measure impact
Transformation takes time, but you can’t wait
Oncology professionals need to prepare for field advancements that will transform their work. However, transformation can take time and professionals are facing significant hurdles today.
How much could a bad decision cost you?
A recent survey reported that more than 70 percent of executives believe that bad decisions are as common as good decisions in their organization. What do the bad decisions cost an organization?
How to prepare for the next chapter of enterprise analytics
Today’s evolving healthcare marketplace is demanding business model transformation and new operational processes. This shift is forcing healthcare payers to consider info-centric strategies and more.
How a functional algorithm can create better healthcare transparency
Think about some of the biggest challenges your health plan faces when it tries to connect inpatient, outpatient and prescription drug data. Trying to connect these cost drivers proves difficult.
How consumers are creating new imperatives for payers
Challenges in today’s healthcare environment are driving change in the payer business model and operational processes. Many health plans struggle to improve member experience while reducing costs.
Four ways health plans can put data and algorithms to work
Is your organization able to successfully connect disparate data sources and methods to drive business transformation and value?
How to tackle five common employer benefits challenges
While managing and providing adequate health benefits is important for employers, it can also be one of the biggest investments. Developing a strategy that is both impactful and cost-effective is a balancing act.
How to drive smarter benefits programs
Human resource (HR) professionals are often tasked with finding out how to deliver smarter benefits programs.
Technology and strategy are a winning combination
Radiology Associates of San Luis Obispo took a two-pronged approach to adjust the way they operated and turned the business around, which led to both financial gains and happier radiologists.