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Tom Sullivan

Tom Sullivan is the Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare IT News. Sullivan writes the Innovation Pulse column and covers major HIT topics including government policy and emerging technologies. Follow Tom on Twitter @SullyHIT

By Tom Sullivan | 01:16 pm | November 14, 2017
Industry trade groups like the American Hospital Association and HIMSS are encouraged by his background in innovation and health IT.
Electronic Health Records
By Tom Sullivan | 02:29 pm | November 13, 2017
But only half of consumers think EHRs make healthcare safer, according to a new survey by HealtheLink.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:05 pm | November 09, 2017
Azar previously served as deputy secretary at Health and Human Services under President George W. Bush.
Analytics
By Tom Sullivan | 04:24 pm | November 08, 2017
New research projects that healthcare organizations will continue buying more and more analytics technologies every year.
Electronic Health Records
By Tom Sullivan | 09:23 am | November 07, 2017
The company said more than half of U.S. physicians and nearly two-thirds of patients will now be able to view information about benefits and drug costs to make decisions together during office visits.
Population Health
By Tom Sullivan | 04:34 pm | November 02, 2017
Plenty of people have speculated that all the back-and-forth concerning repealing or replacing the Affordable Care Act was causing hospitals to tighten their IT budgets and new research has determined that, at least when it comes to population health management spending, they may have been right.
Electronic Health Records
By Tom Sullivan | 03:52 pm | November 02, 2017
The proposed legislation would remove the all-or-nothing approach of meaningful use and extend flexibility.
Mobile Health IT
By Tom Sullivan | 03:40 pm | November 01, 2017
HIMSS new cybersecurity report highlights a host of alarming issues facing everything from WiFi devices to critical infrastructure.
Connected Health
By Tom Sullivan | 01:10 pm | November 01, 2017
Launchpad Studio’s first class includes startups working to automate scribing with Google Glass, apply machine learning to help people who can no longer walk, pinpoint sepsis earlier and build a platform for wearables.
Analytics
By Tom Sullivan | 01:09 pm | October 31, 2017
Beth Israel Deaconess and Providence St. Joseph Health are building their own apps to transform personalized care.