Technology

11 Steps to Prepare for 2025 – Big Challenges – Bigger Opportunities

If you’re fortunate enough to work in healthcare and IT, every year presents a significant mix of big challenges and even bigger opportunities.  2025 is no exception.  One of HIT’s paradigms for approaching challenges is to focus on people, process, and technology – technology being the easiest of the three.[…]

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Future Proof Your IT Environment: Strategies to Address Technology Debt

Addressing technology debt[i] in the health IT environment is crucial for ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, efficiency, data security, scalability, innovation, and cost efficiency. Healthcare IT professionals and their organizations must leverage technology effectively to deliver high-quality care while staying competitive in an evolving healthcare landscape. There are many factors[…]

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Safeguarding Our Digital Foundations: The Case for Cybersecurity as a Utility

Cybersecurity is an international challenge.  Cybersecurity threats are on the rise.  Bad actors, including those that are nation-sponsored, focus on vulnerable targets and critical infrastructures.  Healthcare has become a favorite target. The news media has been flooded by reports that the Change Healthcare cyberattack is having ‘far-reaching’ effects on providers,[…]

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12 Steps to Prepare for 2024 – Big Challenges – Bigger Opportunities

If you’re fortunate enough to work in healthcare and IT, every year presents a significant mix of big challenges and even bigger opportunities. Next year is no exception. One of HIT’s paradigms for approaching challenges is to focus on people, process, and technology – technology being the easiest of the[…]

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The Importance of Thoughtful Design in All Aspects of HIT Deployments

There has never been a busier time in development and deployment of HIT (Health Information Technology).  The allure of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in its diverse manifestations, the quest to automate mundane tasks, the prevalence of End User Developed Applications (EUDAs), and the pervasive culture of instant gratification driven by rapid[…]

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Combining GAI and Human Expertise to Improve Care Consistency

Among the many issues facing healthcare is unnecessary variation in clinical and administrative practices.  EHRs, when implemented properly, can help reduce variation but only in a humble culture that embraces best practices using IT enablement to ensure consistent instantiation of best practices.  A question that deserves much attention is, “How[…]

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