Business Intelligence

Banner Health, one of the largest U.S. nonprofit healthcare systems, is among the top employers in the U.S., with more than 50,000 employees operating in 28 hospitals. To improve its recruitment process, Banner partnered with Mastek to build a Provider Pre-employment Made Easier (PPME) app, an online job board, a candidate portal and a stakeholder portal using the Salesforce platform.

Banner Health, one of the largest U.S. nonprofit healthcare systems, serves patients across six states. As part of its digital transformation process, Banner partnered with Mastek to modernize its IT infrastructure and develop a governance framework.

With a majority of healthcare organizations lacking proper technology to address HIPAA compliance, it’s imperative that quick action is taken to avoid serious security and data privacy breaches. Our comprehensive guide provides you with all you need to know to address this time-sensitive issue.

At Penn Medicine, integrated product teams – comprising data scientists, physicians and software engineers, among others – are helping improve AI and machine learning applications.

Healthcare organizations continue to undergo major digital transformation throughout the continuum of care. Technology, business processes, new government mandates, industry consolidation, and strong consumerism-driven healthcare are just a few of the key underlying forces that continue to fuel the much needed changes in the healthcare space.

What healthcare trends will 2020 bring? Facilities today aren’t just looking to get imaging from point A to point B; they are looking for new opportunities for interoperability, innovation, patient and referring physician engagement, and most importantly, diagnostic discovery and clinical breakthroughs.

As machine learning algorithms have advanced by leaps and bounds, the lack of standardized machine learning tools, frameworks and deployment practices remains a challenging task. This has resulted in low business value & usage of AI/ML models in production.

The shift to value-based care requires healthcare organizations to manage unnecessary costs through greater workflow and operational efficiencies while improving quality of care and health outcomes. Join Janet King, Senior Director of Market Insights at HIMSS Media and Mary Kilmer, Executive Director for Oracle Healthcare, as they discuss the results from new research on value-based care.

The cyberthreat landscape for the healthcare industry continues to evolve with clear evidence that securing connected medical devices require a different approach to that of IT devices. Through year-long research, Zingbox analyzed the underlying vulnerabilities of connected medical devices, identified the particular type of medical devices requiring attention, and the security implications of IoT devices as a whole to the healthcare community. The research also found promising trends in how care providers are improving the security of their network. Join us as we provide the details of our findings.

HIMSS Media, in partnership with Hyland, recently conducted a joint survey among U.S. hospitals and health systems to better understand the state of connected care and interoperability in healthcare. In this webinar, Sandra Lillie, Director of Healthcare Sales at Hyland and Janet King, Senior Director of Market Insights for HIMSS Media, will share prescriptive insights from this research to help healthcare providers keep pace with evolving consumer expectations and advance more integrated care delivery models.