July 16, 2021
Flashback Friday: Digital Printing conquers the world
Digital production printers utterly shattered the status quo use of line printers and redefined the approach to transactional print.
Where Healthcare Communications Make Sense
July 16, 2021
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July 9, 2021
Social Network Analysis and Healthcare Communications
Social Network Analysis looks at social structures to analyze the connections and the flow of information. This is critical for coordinated care. How about healthcare communications?
June 22, 2021
Population Health is Communications
Population Health platforms are really targeted communication platforms. They communicate clinical information to doctors, operational data to health systems, and (attempt to communicate) relevant information to patients.
June 18, 2021
Flashback Friday – Line Printer Madness
Transactional Print started in the data center where line printers ruled the world. Until they didn’t
June 15, 2021
Data, Data and more Data
Healthcare data fragmentation is a barrier to coordinated care AND coordinated communications. Both are critical to improved outcomes.
June 8, 2021
Three layers that drive everything
Does your healthcare organization have an enterprise-level strategy for all your patient communications? With clean data, well-defined strategy and effective execution, you are destined to a future of successful patient communications. Otherwise, you risk fragmented and disorganized communications, care, and health outcomes.
June 4, 2021
Friday Flashback Introduction
How has technology and electronic data changed healthcare communications? Looking into the past can help us see the future.
June 1, 2021
Variable Treatment versus Variable Patients
The real variability in preventing and treating chronic illness is not the treatment path. It is the wide variety of patient languages, education, and cultures that affect health literacy.
May 26, 2021
Accountable Care or Accountable Communications
Does care coordination in the clinical space act as the primary driver for better outcomes and lower cost? Or is it an outcome of effective healthcare communication?