Historically, healthcare organizations have been limited by what their in-house ‘copier center’ could produce, with many opting instead to contract with third-party vendors to create the communication materials required to ...

Picture this: a hospital where the wait for care is so long that patients are left to suffer in agony, or a clinic where the nurse-to-patient ratio is so unfavorable ...

Administrative tasks are a weight on hospitals and doctors. While many physicians embraced medicine because of a genuine desire to help patients, duties such as documenting visits, managing EHRs, and ...

Healthcare is one of the most sensitive and data-heavy industries, and sharing sensitive patient information among healthcare providers is a common practice. However, traditional file-sharing methods, such as email or ...

Today, healthcare workplaces are filled with stress. Understaffing, long work hours and pay that is oftentimes not commensurate with the time and effort expended are just three of the major ...

Healthcare organizations are dealing with a deluge of data. Nowhere is this truer than at theDepartment of Health and Human Services (HHS). Staff members at HHS are responsible for recording, ...

The healthcare industry has been through much throughout the past few years. With the pandemic’s grip still clasping onto virtually every aspect of the healthcare industry, some changes may be ...

It has been said that learning has no finish line. Nowhere is that truer than in the medical field. For doctors and other medical personnel, ongoing education is essential.  Effectively attaining ...

As we emerge from the worst days of the COVID-19 pandemic many communities in the United States are facing two major challenges in the provision of essential services: healthcare costs ...

A healthy population is the common goal of any community yet achieving this can be a complex task. We must prevent disease as much as possible, improve the quality of ...