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Is Your Digital Front Door Strategy Welcoming to All?

Global Head of Healthcare Market Strategy

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Flexible, Fast, and First: How UC Davis Health Opened Its Digital Front Door

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The Right Tools for the Job: Here’s What Health IT Developers Are Telling Us

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Women You Should Know: Alex MacLeod

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Women You Should Know: Julie Smith

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VA PDMP: Using the Power of Data to Improve Care for Our Nation’s Veterans

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Podcast: How Can Healthy Data Save Healthcare?

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Hospital Price Transparency: Healthcare Consumers Have a Right to Know, Don’t They?

Senior Advisor for Value-Based Markets

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From Transactional to Personal: The Future of Virtual Care

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Watch it Live: Healthtech’s Evolutionary Punctuation Event Happening Right Now

Dimitri Fane, Director of Product Management, InterSystems TrakCare®

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Beyond Skin Deep: How Anatomic Pathology Software Provides Better Data to Save Lives

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The Eyes of a Cicada: Healthcare Analytics Architectures of the Future

As we design the healthcare analytics architecture of the future, we need pursue a design that overcomes the limits of information silos, harmonizes all our information assets, and makes them just as accessible as our distributed data, without the blurred vision.

Global Head of Healthcare Market Strategy

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Overcoming the Challenges of Virtual and Integrated Care

I would suggest that the key to using healthcare information technology to address the challenges of virtual and integrated care, is the ability to innovate and push past the possible while also keeping your core business running. This is a concept that Gartner has called “Bimodal IT.”

Dimitri Fane, Director of Product Management, InterSystems TrakCare®

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How Can Putting the Customer First Drive Excellence and Innovation?

Vice President, Client Services

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What can established healthtech companies learn from startups?