Healthcare IT

Healthcare organizations all over are adopting technology into their daily routines. They are learning the advantages that using digital technology can play in their offices. It is however making one area a little tough. Hiring IT pros who are skilled in cloud computing is proving to be very difficult. Learning the ins and outs of

• Linda Gimmeson
• Sunday, November 20, 2016
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The skills gap is undeniable in the current job market. With the majority of employers vying for talent, it’s no surprise to find similar results in healthcare. JP Morgan released a report in May 2014 that found both healthcare and technology make up 45 percent of the one million middle skill job openings in New York City.

• Tim Cannon
• Friday, October 14, 2016
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New healthcare IT implementations can sometimes miss opportunities to be fully welcomed and appreciated by end-users – Healthcare IT their acceptance is essential to the overall success of the project. To deliver a useful and satisfying solution it’s important to be aware of the following six hurdles from project green-light through post-adoption. Clear each of

• Keren Ofri, MD
• Wednesday, September 21, 2016
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XMedius is a leading global provider of enterprise-grade solutions for Secure Document Exchange. We were thus interested in interviewing the company to know more about its services, and how it can benefit the healthcare industry. Can you tell us more about XMedius? Founded in 1996, XMedius is headquartered in Montreal Canada and operates in North America,

• The Healthcare Guys
• Thursday, August 4, 2016
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Health IT continues to suffer from a talent shortage. Understanding the skills gap is vital for job seekers because it can direct them to a viable career path. Project management skills are among the most desired skill sets. Health IT, specifically, needs these types of skills because project management helps with research, analytical thinking, and

• Tim Cannon
• Friday, May 20, 2016
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In healthcare, maintaining a compliant desktop environment plays a critical role in supporting clinical staff that is becoming increasingly reliant on electronic resources. For some IT departments, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) — a solution that separates the desktop environment from physical devices by centrally hosting resources in the data center — has become the obvious

• Dana Bull
• Monday, May 9, 2016
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The healthcare industry today has such a large variety of hospital management systems that it has become difficult for the buyers to decide on the one that suits them the best. Different medical units require different modules and so most hospital management systems are custom made. The hospital management software is aimed at simplifying day

• Sajith
• Wednesday, April 13, 2016
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Ten Hidden Risks That Threaten Your Healthcare Practice from Gordon Flesch Company Summary: TEN HIDDEN IT RISKS THAT THREATEN YOUR HEALTHCARE PRACTICE ©2013 Gordon Flesch Company, Inc. www.gflesch.com GWP03 RISK #9: BRING YOUR OWN HEADACHE On the one hand, new devices such as smart phones and tablets can increase employee productivity—and when employees use their own

• The Healthcare Guys
• Monday, April 11, 2016
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The decision to “Build or Buy” management software in the Health Care Industry is a huge step in the process towards greater organizational efficiency. Decision makers for hospitals, medical centers and health plans must make this choice for a wide variety of software types including but not limited to: Contract Management Software, Billing and Invoicing

• George Miller
• Monday, April 4, 2016
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Health Information Technology (Health IT) jobs are demanding. Although the fast-paced industry is fulfilling, you feel like you should be taking home more money for your efforts. You’re not the only one. According to the 2015 Healthcare Information Technology Salary Report, conducted by my company, HealthITJobs.com, health IT professionals feel they deserve $17,227 more on

• Tim Cannon
• Monday, January 11, 2016
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