Improve Software User Adoption with These 7 Proven Success Steps By Gwen Elwood
A new workflow automation tool was burdened with a difficult-to-learn user interface and workflows which didn’t fully match users’ jobs, resulting in employees who didn’t use the tool or did so incorrectly. Because managers didn’t believe the tool facilitated their employees’ work, they didn’t recommend it or use the tool’s reporting features to drive decision-making.
Six Steps for Launching a Clinical Integration Network Quality Program By Lea Vlacos
More providers and health care organizations are forming clinical integration networks (CIN) to collaborate on improving the quality and efficiency of care, while allowing themselves to continue to operate independently.
5 Optimal Steps for Creating a Pilot Data Warehouse By Alan Stadelhofer
Rather than becoming frustrated by the potential vastness of a data warehouse build, consider instead the advantages of thinking small. As in, start with a single data warehouse pilot project, learn your best practices from that experience, and expand accordingly from there.
Innovative Blockchain Uses in Health Care By Chet Stagnaro
Blockchain, the digital ledger technology that can securely maintain continuously growing lists of data records and transactions, has the power to potentially transform health care, according to industry experts.
How to Improve Your Business Intelligence By Jim Buckheit
Many health care organizations’ business intelligence teams lack the experience, bandwidth and/or big-picture strategic and analytical skills needed to adequately respond to their organizations’ heightened needs.
Data Analytics Drive Success of New Joint-Venture Health Plan By Allie Freed
A leading health care system sought to develop, in partnership with a national insurer, a new health plan marketed to fully insured individuals and self-insured employers. This joint venture would emphasize using data analytics and population health technology to identify at-risk patients sooner and provide them with earlier care access.
The Fantastic Five Best Practices in Health Care System Training By Caren Jones
A well-thought and skillfully delivered training plan can help health organizations realize a return on their investments, reduce operational risks, heighten the skills, engagement and productivity of employees and improve the quality of care and services.
Project Prioritization: 5 Steps for Initiating a Project Portfolio Ranking System By Ellen Griffith
By having an agreed-upon governance structure and ranking approach, you will have a sound basis for objectively prioritizing, sidelining or abandoning projects. It also helps you choose projects that align with your organization’s strategic goals and promote competitive growth.
Using a Premortem Process to Reduce Complex Project Risks By Crystal Cox Cooper
A premortem process is a managerial strategy that asks project team members to envision the failure of their project, to think backwards and determine how and why this failure occurred, and to create ways to address any risks identified.
Shifting from Fee-for-Service? Adopt this Winning Value-Based Approach By Shanti Wilson
We show how it is possible to maximize and systematize your risk arrangement opportunities by pursuing a two-stage, value-based care initiative. The key is adopting a team-based approach toward governance, shared vision, accountability, flexibility and execution.
5 Steps to Improve Your Patient Referral Processes By Mark Schneider
With a focused effort and the right resources, it is possible to create a modern, efficient and timely referral process that enhances office practices and increases patient satisfaction and referral compliance.