Clinical

Submissions for speaking opportunities at the health IT conference are open until July 16.

Clinicians enter quality improvement data at the same time they enter charge capture data, enabling a more timely and robust quality effort.

The apps will be evaluated in 10 different primary and specialty care settings.

Adrian Zai, MD, offers advice to health systems looking to position themselves for success in the world of accountable care.

Giovanni Delgrossi, chief information officer at Italy's Vimercate Hospital, explains how the system used the EMRAM model to streamline operations and ultimately secured buy-in from its physicians and nurses.

Hospital says the tool will help employees and administrators streamline hiring and shift scheduling.

Joanne Bosanquet, deputy chief nurse at Public Health England weighs the benefits of tech adoption with the need to give nurses the support and time they need to embrace change.

Naila Siddiqui Kamal, MD, senior lecturer at Imperial College London, discusses ways doctors can rise above the worries tied to IT adoption and instead embrace the ways that digital technology can assist them in caring for our populations.

Health system executives are convinced that mobile technology improves patient safety, but are looking for tools that feature robust security features, according to Black Book.

Rhonda Collins, chief nursing officer at Vocera Communications, discusses ways new notification and communication platforms are connecting care teams without overburdening clinicians.