In this podcast, Deborah Gage, president and CEO of Medecision, provides a brief overview of Medecision before looking at how health providers can separate reality from hype when it comes to population health management.

In this podcast, Validic co-founder Drew Schiller explains what his company does and how it fits into the overall healthcare ecosystem as well as provided background on the two substantial deals entered into with Cerner and Meditech.

In this podcast, Nandini Rangaswamy, EVP, Co-Founder, CFO for ZeOmega offers advice on how health providers can weed through population health management hype to effectively separate the contenders from the pretenders.

In this podcast, Bob Rossi, VP of Healthcare at CDW explains that, as healthcare providers start shifting to value-based care and population health management, how the types of products and services they seek from CDW has changed as well as what technologies are impacting the patient experience at the point-of-care today and if that is changing from last year or the year before.

In this podcast, Allscripts International and Sunrise president Rich Berner provides a brief overview of Allscripts, his role with the company, and some insight into the Sunrise product line.

In this podcast, Este Geraghty, CMO of Esri explains where location (or geography) fits in an effective population health management strategy as well as how, by integrating a location platform with these digital records, providers can better utilize EHRs and increase their overall value. Geraghty also explains how Esri intersects knowledge in other industries is services with effective population health management.

In this podcast, Jonathan Nasser, Chief Clinical Transformation Officer for Crystal Run Healthcare details his organizations 10-year partnership with NextGen. Nasser also details how Crystal Run (a large multi-specialty practice with more than 250 physicians over 15 locations) shares patient data and leverages the EHR to manage chronic needs patients, identify high-risk patients, and generally do a better job managing these critical parts of your patient population.

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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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.