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HealthBridge tech exportation lays groundwork for ACO infrastructure
HealthBridge, a successful health information exchange in Cincinnati, has been exporting its core technology to other HIEs for several years. Now HealthBridge has expanded its offering to include
CSC: Start planning ACOs now
Though the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act doesn't take full effect until 2014, right now is the perfect time for providers to start developing Accountable Care Organization plans,
Stanford Hospital to outsource virtualization, business intelligence to Accenture
Stanford Hospital & Clinics has signed a seven-year "connected health technology" agreement with Accenture in an effort to improve patient care and streamline operations. Financial terms were not
Cleveland Clinic subsidiary boosts health IT involvement
A commercialization subsidiary of the Cleveland Clinic is increasingly playing in the IT field. Of note, Cleveland Clinic Innovations created IntellisEPM to market dashboards developed in-house for
Ohio State spinoff Health Care DataWorks lands Orlando Health contract for business intelligence
After an exhaustive, 18-month search Orlando Health, an eight-hospital system in Central Florida, chose an obscure start-up vendor to build a data aggregator and business intelligence system. Upper
HIMSS Virtual Conference: Business intelligence helps Connecticut hospital streamline ED
While many providers struggle to figure out what to do with massive storehouses of health data , some have found positive applications--with quantifiable results. An emergency department information
SPOTLIGHT: Different takes on business intelligence
We don't quite see the similarity between the two projects--or even how document imaging qualifies as business intelligence--but InformationWeek is reporting how two organizations on opposite coasts
Case study: BCBS of TN uses interactive calls to boost wellness
Today, much of the talk around changing health behavior centers around newer tools like text messages and Twitter. But that hasn't stopped BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee from building its latest
