In this podcast, Dr. Eric Topol, Director and Chief Academic Officer for Scripps Health explains what impact he believes the proliferation and use of mHealth technologies – clinical smartphone attachments and applications, remote sensors, etc. – will have on the transformation of healthcare.

In this podcast, Dr. Tom Van Gilder, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Informatics and Analytics with Transcend Insights, lays out the company’s ’ ultimate goal within the health care IT industry and population health market as well as how it is approaching population health differently than some of the other vendors

In this podcast, Donnal Walter, MD, PhD, Arkansas Children’s Hospital explains what resources Leidos Health brought to the table that Arkansas Children’s Hospital didn’t have as well as what project the two organization collaborated on.

In this podcast, Barry P. Chaiken, MD, MPH, Infor CMIO and former HIMSS Chair details the key technology applications Infor has it developed for the healthcare industry, as well as how healthcare operational and administrative systems have had to evolve to help providers manage the unprecedented changes they face today.

In this podcast, Diane Homan, MD of Rush-Copley Medical Center explains how long Rush-Copley has leveraged evidence-based order sets to standardize care as well as how important this process is to patient care.

In this podcast, John Backhouse, executive director of the Omni Program for Information Builders provides background on what Information Builders does across other markets it operates in and how the Omni Patient solution applies specifically to healthcare.

In this podcast, ClearDATA CTO Matt Ferrari details what ClearData does, as well as what new products, services, and announcements they are promoting at HIMSS. Ferrari also explains what healthcare providers need to do to ensure their data (and their patients’ data) is protected and secure and the role the cloud should play in this process.

In this podcast, Derek Gordon, GM, Health Information and Technology Group for Healthline describes Healthline’s Semantic Taxonomy as it relates to the healthcare industry as well as how companies like Elsevier and Aetna are they leveraging it.

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The Vocera Smartbadge is a wearable communication device that enables clinician agility and accelerates patient care. Small, lightweight, and purpose-built for healthcare, the Smartbadge redefines healthcare communications by bringing together voice calling, secure messaging, and alerts and alarms in a lightweight wearable.

Many of the modern conveniences banking and financial services customers enjoy throughout the world today are enabled by A2iA’s data, image, and word recognition innovations. In fact, a2ia CheckReader has become an indispensable part of global commerce – helping to expedite and authenticate payments - from the back office to the teller window, to the ATM, merchant, or other remote capture locations. These keystone capabilities help banks improve efficiency, reduce fraud and enhance convenience for their customers.

The benefits are infinite with Infinity and Soft Agent healthcare call center solutions.

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Protecting electronic patient health information (ePHI) has become even more critical as the healthcare industry slowly transitions away from paper-based processes and into a more connected, electronic delivery model. Patient privacy and security is front and center in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH).

Hospitals, physician practices, and other healthcare facilities have rapidly expanded their use of technology in an effort to move from a paper-based environment to one that supports the use of electronic health record (EHR) or electronic medical record (EMR) solutions. However, sharing information among healthcare IT systems has traditionally been a challenge. Most facilities use a mix of disconnected technology including EHR/EMR solutions, lab systems, IP phone systems, nurse call, patient monitoring, bed tracking, and other solutions.