Care delivery models must adapt to the pressures that have created a feed-forward loop of bad staffing ratios and heavy workloads, resulting in historic workforce exit rates, according to Dr. Pagani.
This edition of The Remedy reviews a brief history of the hospital IT department, digital health’s current state as partners in care, and what the future could hold for health IT.
On the latest episode of Designing for Health, hosted by Dr. Craig Joseph and Dr. Jerome Pagani, the vice president of consumerism at Memorial Hermann Health System, Denise Worrell, joins the podcast.
Kristina Garrels, associate CMO at Healthtech Consultants, discusses the necessity and benefits of having a strong relationship with technology in her latest blog.
IT has long been treated as a commodity in healthcare when it should instead be a strategic asset to optimize and transform the organization, leading to innovation, cost savings, and patient satisfaction.
Pressure on the healthcare industry continues to be exacerbated by the prevalence of chronic diseases. President of Managed Services, Paul Slaughter, breaks down a command center approach to relieve system pressure.
The latest Designing for Health podcast features Dr. Alison McCoy of Vanderbilt University's School of Medicine. Tune for her conversation with Dr. Craig Joseph and Dr. Jerome Pagani about customized workflows for patients, the value of real-world observations, and more.
The knowledge currently behind AI is wide but not deep. The words are there, but true understanding hasn't reached its full potential.
The latest episode of the Designing for Health podcast features John Whalen, along with hosts Dr. CraigJoseph and Dr. Jerome Pagani. Our guest supports designing with the brain in mind to create a better healthcare system for patients and clinicians.
This week’s Designing for Health podcast features Vanderbilt Medical Center's Dr. Adam Wright. Dr. Wright brings his self-developed EHR expertise to the table for an insightful conversation with Dr. Craig Joseph and Dr. Jerome Pagani.
The amount of data in healthcare is astonishing, but most data have been underutilized.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to reshape the healthcare industry, particularly in back-office operations, but the humans involved need to be prioritized.