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Tom Sullivan

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 | 04:16 pm | April 06, 2017
With Bitcoin allowing attackers to stay anonymous, and a bulls-eye painted over the industry, time to get prepared is running out, group says.
By Tom Sullivan | 04:44 pm | April 04, 2017
The Department of Veterans Affairs launched a value management system to bridge the gap between fee-for-service and value-based care.
By Tom Sullivan | 03:34 pm | April 04, 2017
But HIMSS Analytics director Brendan FitzGerald says you do need a core set of tech tools to get the job done.
By Tom Sullivan | 10:57 am | April 04, 2017
Keeping physicians engaged is important, but health systems need their technology teams involved from the start, execs say at Pop Health Forum.  
By Tom Sullivan | 03:57 pm | April 03, 2017
Instead, it’s the financial implications, IT infrastructure, provider readiness and cultural readiness that can make or break population health, healthcare leaders say at the Pop Health Forum.
By Tom Sullivan | 12:48 pm | April 03, 2017
Focus on analytics, data and maintaining patient access, speakers at the Pop Health Forum in Boston say.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:57 pm | March 31, 2017
The consulting firm found 6 therapeutic areas for which digital investments can have a major impact.
By Tom Sullivan | 05:18 pm | March 23, 2017
American Medical Association and many other groups also suggested that Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Seema Verma loosen PQRS and value-based payment requirements.
By Tom Sullivan | 09:54 am | March 22, 2017
The IT consultancy also said IoT will skyrocket to $1.3 trillion and predicted that wearables are poised to pick up steam again.
By Tom Sullivan | 10:01 am | March 16, 2017
The Health and Human Services head contended Americans want the administration to grant more control over Medicaid to states and drive down costs so people can afford the coverage they want.