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Providers and Vendors Encouraged to Address Patient Concerns at e-Health Canada 2025 Conference in Toronto, June 1-3

National Poll of 1,277 IT Leaders and Clinicians Reveals Persistent Interoperability and Usability Challenges Despite Billions in Digital Health Investment

69% Blame Poor EHR Usability for Job Dissatisfaction, 80% Consider Nurse-Friendly Systems When Job Hunting, and 2 in 3 Nurses Under 40 Say EHR Experience Impacts Employer Choice - Black Book's Sweeping 8-Month Survey Finds

Seven countries take center stage as new survey results reveal which national health systems are fast-tracking - or falling behind - in digital health transformation.

Black Book's quarterly global survey of over 11,000 healthcare leaders across 44 countries highlights the rise of regional EHR firms-such as Dedalus, MV Sistemas, InterSystems, Philips Tasy, and Comarch-as they surpass U.S. vendors in localization, adaptability, and satisfaction.

Amid global expansion, Black Book advances its trusted, independent research model-implementing AI-powered KPIs, longitudinal client tracking, and purpose-built surveys tailored to virtual care, value-based delivery, workforce shifts, and emerging technologies for providers, payers, IT users, media, and investors

New IT Sector Report Evaluates 300+ Vendors Across 40 Categories, Revealing 2025's Top-Rated Solutions in Women's Health Technology

Poll of 273 Healthcare Leaders Uncovers Escalating Challenges in Prior Authorization, Data Exchange, and Value-Based Contracting.

300+ Vendors Evaluated Across 40 Subsegments and 18 KPIs; $22B Market Projected by 2028

Independent Surveys Rank Top ASC Vendors for Client Satisfaction and User Experience Across 18 Key Performance Indicators

Exclusive Polls Capture Concerns from Providers, Hospitals, Health Systems, Payers, and More on Budget Cuts, Reimbursement Rules, and Tariff Impacts Amid Ongoing Policy Shifts

Nationwide Poll Finds Overwhelming Opposition to ACA Policy Changes, Escalating Financial Vulnerability, and Strong Public Demand for Expanded Healthcare Access

New Report Ranks Top Vendors and Reveals Strategic ROI Insights from Healthcare Finance Leaders

Estonia, Finland, and Denmark lead global performance in health data exchange; the U.S. ranks below key international peers

New Survey Uncovers Hidden AI Solutions Delivering Major Provider Gains in Efficiency, Accuracy, and Patient Experience

Poll Reveals Eight in Ten Healthcare Providers Are Reassessing RCM Managed Services Contracts Amid Growing Adoption of Intelligent Automation

240 NHS Hospital IT Leaders Cite Delayed Procurement, Interoperability Concerns, and Vendor Reevaluation as System Restructuring Looms

New Vendor Performance Metrics Help Healthcare Organizations Navigate Rapid Shifts in Automation, Patient Financial Engagement and Economic Uncertainty

New survey insights from Brazilian healthcare leaders highlight financial, regulatory, and interoperability barriers limiting EHR expansion despite significant investments.

From Cost-Cutting to Core Strategy: "Managed Services" Becomes Healthcare's New Operating System

Global Medical Device Leaders Predict Market Shakeup as Tariff Risks Loom Large

Despite overwhelming public and industry support, federal action to prevent workplace violence in hospitals remains stalled in Congress, leaving frontline caregivers unprotected amid rising daily injury rates.

Survey of 1,672 healthcare providers and 200 healthcare consumers reveals aligned and divergent perspectives on digital tools, engagement barriers, and strategies driving success in 2025

Independent Healthcare IT Market Research Firm Recognizes Veradigm as Overall #1 Payer Analytics Vendor for Second Consecutive Year

Five immediate actions for healthcare leaders to stabilize supply chains, reinforce financial planning, and safeguard innovation before the next round of U.S. tariff policies takes effect.

U.S. Healthcare Consumers Share Real-World Perspectives on Digital Tools, Communication Preferences, and Engagement Experiences in Black Book's Q1 2025 Sentiment Survey

Black Book's ad hoc survey of 200 healthcare executives reveals real-time disruptions, cost inflation, and stalled innovation as Trump-era tariffs expand across key healthcare imports.

Survey shows executives turning to automation, AI, and domestic production amid geopolitical and regulatory shifts

Cracking the Code on Interoperability with Scalable, Vendor-Neutral Architectures Powering AI-Ready Health Systems Worldwide

InteliChart earns the top ranking in 14 of 18 key performance categories in the independent 2025 national poll of healthcare technology users.