Introduction Healthcare is increasingly recognizing that health outcomes are influenced not only by biological factors and clinical care but also […]
Category: Healthcare
Looking Forward: HTI-2 & ONC’s Commitment to Furthering the Vision of Better Health Enabled by Data
Introduction The landscape of healthcare is undergoing a transformative shift driven by advancements in health data technology and a collective […]
Advancing Nationwide, Trusted Health Information Networks
Introduction In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and a proliferation of digital information, the importance of trusted health […]
Health IT Challenges and the Future of Healthcare
Introduction The rapid advancement of health information technology (Health IT) has fundamentally transformed the landscape of healthcare delivery worldwide. From […]
What Makes TEFCA Different: New Standard Operating Procedure Strengthens Trust
Introduction In the evolving landscape of health information exchange (HIE), establishing trust among stakeholders—patients, providers, health IT developers, and regulators—is […]
Unveiling the Redesigned SITE: A Unified Testing Hub for Health IT Developers
Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of health information technology (Health IT), innovation, interoperability, and security are paramount. Developers, healthcare […]
Three Quick Points about the 2024 HHS AI Use Case Inventory
Introduction The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has historically played a pivotal role in advancing health innovation, policy, […]
How Using Opioids for Acute Pain is Like Burning Coal for Energy
Introduction Throughout history, humanity has sought efficient and accessible sources of energy to power societies, fuel industry, and improve living […]
PCMH Fails Natural Experiment
Introduction The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model has been heralded as a transformative approach to primary care, emphasizing comprehensive, coordinated, […]
Men, Women and Health Care Pricing Theory: Speaking Different Languages
Introduction Health care systems and policies often operate under assumptions rooted in generalized economic and social theories. However, gender differences […]