Mike Miliard

HIMSS and SHIEC offer a day-long symposium that finds consumerism influencing interoperability these days, like so much else in healthcare.

The electronic health record vendor will also be bringing new client-facing tools and recently-acquired technologies from McKesson and Practice Fusion to the show floor, CEO Paul Black said.

Thinking strategically about people and process that include adaptive workflows with strong informatics leadership are key to success.

A more transparent formulary design enables pharma companies of all sizes to be listed on the exchange, giving consumers more choice and leading to lower out-of-pocket expense, the company says.

Columbia University College of Dental Medicine this week announced that it will establish a new Center for Precision Dental Medicine, which will make heavy use of technology to enable data-driven research, advancing understandings about the link between dental and overall health.

The multilingual Athlete Management Solution aggregates an array of health data types to help medical staffs deliver personalized care and identify hotspots of injury or illness.

The informatics group says that with big innovation on the horizon it still sees ongoing confusion among developers and clinicians over which CDS and PDS software is considered a "device" and which isn't.

The company is focused on improved clinical workflow and easier patient access as it transitions away from traditional printers and copiers.

The firm will help Lone Star State hospitals do risk assessments and manage OCR audits.

The increase in patient engagement efforts in recent years has caused some basic rethinking of long-held assumptions about how to foster wellness.