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Atefeh Riazi comes to MSK Cancer Center from the United Nations, where she was chief information technology officer.
The five-year project will focus on enabling faster medical research innovations, protecting against global health crises and improving access to care, the company says.
Intermountain's longtime chief information officer will receive the John E. Gall Jr. award at HIMSS20 in Orlando this March.
The company has been lobbying hospital leaders to oppose them – and has said it might sue HHS, depending on the final rules' data provisions. Meanwhile, some patient advocates are also speaking out.
Careful planning of one's time in Orlando is a must – with so much going on at once across the sprawling convention center, having a flexible but well thought out to-do list is essential.
Epic this week sent out an update to its healthcare customers, meant to help providers nationwide detect potential cases of the Wuhan novel coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV.
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The company is trying to plug the increasing gaps in accessing care, providing insurance companies, hospitals, and health systems with a set of advanced tools that help guide patients to the right form of care.
As regulatory oversight for predictive decision support evolves, certain best practices can help health systems get the most from machine learning-powered CDS models.
In 2019, it offered more than 2.6 million telehealth episodes of care to more than 900,000 veterans. At HIMSS20, a VA leader will show how this, plus innovations such as My HealtheVet and Blue Button, is boosting veterans' patient experience.
A Regenstrief informatics expert will show at HIMSS20 how the Indiana Network for Population Health is evolving as "novel data infrastructure" to address the root conditions for better health.