This article was originally published on Government Technology Insider and explores how federal healthcare organizations are redefining modernization to improve patient care, strengthen cybersecurity, and enable more
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Two federal agencies carry an enormous responsibility for delivering healthcare services. The VA and DoW are the largest providers of healthcare services in the United States but more
When evaluating a new software, the technical specifications are a core factor in your decision making. But the training, post-implementation support, and ongoing communication with
Data security remains a top concern for occupational health CISOs, but analysis and reporting are key enablers for optimizing your occupational health program. That requires
Technology refresh cycles are accelerating every day, and what was considered a breakthrough yesterday will quickly be outpaced. Nowhere is that trend more evident than
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Occupational Health is just one of the many healthcare-related services provided by Temple Health in Philadelphia. As well as providing healthcare services to its own 13,000 employees, Temple Health, assists companies that
As employers implement and expand occupational health services to advance worker health, ensure compliance with regulations, manage risk, and improve productivity, purpose-built occupational health technology – specifically, occupational electronic health records (OEHRs)– provide invaluable support. Today, we’re sharing the first part in
In recent years workplace injuries and accidents have skyrocketed, impacting not only employee health but also business performance. In fact, in 2023, businesses across the
