The problem with the cloud? It only covers health systems – not patients, says Paul Roemer, who explains the need for a Healthcare Relationship Management Cloud.
Cloudy With Little Chance Of Coverage
The Cardinal Rules Of Leadership
There are two basic rules all leaders should follow, says Anthony Guerra: give your staff the flexibility and freedom to get the job done, and don’t lead from behind.
For The Fun Of It
There’s enough seriousness in the world; sometimes we need to leave room for fun and self-expression, says Kate Huvane Gamble, who offers a few ways to do just that.
A Primer On Device Security, Part 3: Detecting and Removing Threats
What differentiates organizations with a mature security program with those that don’t? How effectively they can detect, contain, and eradicate those threats, says Christopher Frenz.
Ethics 101: What’s So Hard To Understand?
Now more than ever, ethics is not something to be ignored, says Sue Schade, who discusses the importance of having a policy that encourages staff to speak up.
Going Big: How An Innovation Stack Helped Launch A Successful Telemedicine Program
By applying a structured, scalable approach, NewYork-Presbyterian was able to build NYP OnDemand from a concept into one of the most comprehensive telehealth programs in the country, says Daniel Barchi.
Unlocking The Potential Of Healthcare IoT
Although it is by no means a simple undertaking, IoT offers the potential for better outcomes and more innovation, says CMIO Albert Villarin, who outlines the key benefits of connected care.
Different Organizations, Common IT Challenges
No matter the size or scope of an organization, there is little variance when it comes to the priorities facing the CIO, whether it’s a full-time or interim position, says Sue Schade.
Conflict Resolution: Getting To The Root Of The Problem
From silencing the noise to redefining what ‘winning’ means, there are a few key factors leaders need to understand if they want to resolve conflicts the right way, says Steve Huffman.
Real Heroes Wear Scrubs
Most of us think we appreciate all that nurses do. But it’s not until you – or someone you love – needs care that you truly understand that going above and beyond is simply part of their job, says Kate Huvane Gamble.
