Category: Information Technology
Industry Leaders Call for AI Vendors to Address Critical Gaps in Solutions Before Pitching to Health Systems
In total, 109 electronic medical record and healthcare information technology vendors were graded on meeting buyer expectations, achieving ROI, solving country-specific connectivity issues and accomplishing patient data improvement goals.
Black Book Research estimates the North American market for home care software and IT services market in Q2 2023 has reached $3.2 billion and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 20% during 2023-2033.
The sweeping annual survey gathered responses from 2,906 advisory firm clients representing fourteen hundred provider and payer engagements between 2019 and 2022.
Seventy-one electronic medical record and healthcare information technology vendors were graded on meeting buyer expectations, achieving ROI, solving country-specific connectivity issues, and accomplishing patient data improvement goals.
Ninety-two percent of healthcare cybersecurity professionals report an organizational increase in cyber risk since last surveyed in Q4 2020 with seventy-three percent of IT managers stating that their organization has been hit with ransomware. Potential patients take notice.
Growth in the clinical documentation market is expected to reach US$6.0B by 2023 with a 11% CAGR driven by mid-RCM artificial intelligence-supported solutions to reduce costs, manage unstructured data and check for billing and coding losses.
Seventy-three percent of health system, hospital and physician organizations report their infrastructures are unprepared to respond. The survey results estimated 1500 healthcare providers are vulnerable to data breaches of 500 or more records, representing a three hundred percent increase over this year.
100% of post-acute executives surveyed argue that EHRs and interoperability with acute care providers and physicians would radically improve their ability to thrive under VBC.
Hospital system and physician organizations ranked cybersecurity firms by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators.
Institutional investment in health data protection predicted to double by year-end, predicts Black Book survey
Pressures to the alliance remains a problem in health systems including a continuing lack in understanding on both parties to converge on strategies, investment mindsets, healthcare customer experience, business models, and agendas.
The traditionally highly conservative, rule-oriented, strict managerial role structure is being pushed to transition to a more forward-looking technology-based model requiring innovative, disruptive thinkers.
Cerner rated top EHR vendor across all four levels of hospital technology support services for third consecutive year.
Black Book released a major update to their mobile applications, providing an easier way for clients to rate cybersecurity services
Starting today, a new European regulation came into effect causing some unprepared U.S. sites to block users and shut down activities.
Compliance firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
Cybersecurity firms rated by industry client satisfaction and loyalty scores via independent key performance indicators announced.
The industry is deluged with new applications, challenging systems, new devices and innovative approaches to handling and sharing data.
The vendors of healthcare's next big innovation are reviewed in this installment of the Black Book "Emerging Tech Vendors" series.
The vendors of healthcare's next big innovation are reviewed in this installment of the Black Book "Emerging Tech Vendors" series.
Movement toward patient-centric and value-based approaches is fueling the growth of infrastructure outsourcing.
Sweeping survey of IT leaders reveals most small and mid cap companies remain significantly underinvested in data security innovation.
Value-based care is sending providers back to the costing basics to maximize savings and fully monitor population health outcomes.
Value-based care is sending providers back to the costing basics in 2017 to maximize savings and fully monitor population health outcomes.
Price and features are no longer the only driving factors of EHR replacement competition according to nearly 2,200 health IT user responding in a Q4 2015 Black Book survey. Vendors must also provide an overall greater technical support experience after the sales are made to keep customers happy and loyal, but many pass the duty on to outsourcers.
The past twelve months have witnessed a widening rift between small, financially-vulnerable health networks and large, highly capitalized hospitals and chains that can afford the high costs of modernizing revenue cycle management and coding information technology. Updated RCM technology rises to be a top priority for the nation's struggling hospitals.
Coding, transcription, health records management and clinical documentation managed services contracting is on a meteoric rise. 69% of hospitals now outsourcing CDI, audit, review and programming, up from 25% just 12 months ago.
Legacy IT applications with outdate technology platforms that lack the advanced functionality needed to address new reimbursement models reached a tipping point with healthcare service providers. Complex processes in billing and collections are resulting in gaps and inefficiencies leading to revenue losses. Outsourcing RCM is resolving cash leakages as executives evaluate their technology options.