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Policies for the digital era

As health and human services undergo a digital transformation, policymaking must also modernize. Clear, current and discoverable policies can help today’s program integrity investigators fight fraud, waste, and abuse

Turning price transparency into an opportunity for health care payers

As healthcare payers begin efforts to comply with a new US regulation to publish pricing information...

Vaccine distribution: Targeted analytics can help prioritize critical populations

Data and analytics can help public health agencies identify people most in need of the COVID-19 ...

Why health risk assessments (HRAs) are more important than ever for employee health and wellness

The pandemic is causing significant disruptions to business continuity and driving new costs from ...

Modernizing public health surveillance

As U.S. Congress considers proposals for increased funding for public health surveillance and contact tracing, governments should focus on the three capacities needed to modernize: data, analytics and technology.

Pictures into numbers

How AI and quantitative assessments deliver insights and value for medical imaging

How hospitals can manage drug shortages more proactively and effectively

Drug supply chain inventories may ebb and flow – especially during a pandemic – but hospitals ...

Engaging patients and managing population health during a pandemic—and beyond

Excela Health’s value-based performance team shares how the organization’s sound strategy helped...

IBM Digital Health Pass puts privacy first

As people may need to present their health status to return to public places, organizations are looking for solutions that can help calculate risk of COVID-19 while protecting privacy.

How healthcare providers can glean more from virtual health 

Connected health technologies can enable virtual health and empower healthcare providers to think ...

A call for more complete race and ethnicity health data for COVID-19 response

Reported race and ethnicity health data is incomplete, with only 40 out of 50 states including this ...

The need to flatten the 4 curves of COVID-19

Responding to the pandemic requires us to “flatten the curve” that traces the physical impact of the disease. That's just the first curve. Additional curves are ascending for chronic disease management, mental health and economic health.

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