Data

There are many lessons to learn from how other agencies are using data. What can the Department of Health and Human Services learn from the DoD and Census Bureau about…

In 1972, 20th Century Fox debuted M*A*S*H, a TV show highlighting the escapades of medical staff at a mobile hospital unit during the Korean War. And although the idea behind…

The initial outbreak of COVID-19 is long past but the virus continues to make an impact, particularly on how healthcare is delivered which is now via telehealth solutions. Telehealth, which…

The 2019 Federal Cloud Computing Strategy encourages agencies to adopt the cloud and offers them guidance on procurement, security, and policy. Being Cloud Smart encourages agencies to move data, assets,…

Federal agencies responsible for the healthcare, including the Veterans Affairs and Health and Human Services must invest in infrastructure-as-a-Service.

The opioid epidemic has challenged healthcare organizations for years and has only intensified as a result of the country’s other public health crisis, COVID-19.  The epidemic is so widespread that…

Like most local government organizations, San Joaquin County in central California found itself awash in data but with no way of making that information actionable. And like most public sector…

Healthcare data is growing at a phenomenal rate with no signs of slowing down and it’s vital that healthcare organizations to learn how to put this data to work. With…

Despite gradual statewide-reopenings, COVID-19 is far from over and the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE), including eye shields, gowns, and masks persists. However, there is a solution to optimizing…

The outbreak of COVID-19 has profoundly affected the healthcare sector including the cancelation of one of the industry’s most important conferences, HIMSS20. With attendees and presenters moving quickly, the conference…