Network Infrastructure

Large healthcare organizations struggle to manage multiple integration engines and effectively monitor servers & data interfaces. In this webinar, we will share our perspective on data quality issues and need for integrated management of interfaces.

The healthcare industry’s current struggles to reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and increase access to information are fundamentally transforming the delivery of health services. To help understand how hospitals and health systems are thinking about modernizing their IT and network infrastructure to support digital transformation, HIMSS Media and Juniper Networks recently conducted a joint survey among IT decision makers at U.S. healthcare providers.

Wi-Fi is pervasive in healthcare. It provides vital connectivity for doctors, clinical data, biomedical devices, guests, and hospital staff. This webinar will describe standards that will aid network managers in implementing a high-performance and secure Wi-Fi network amidst regulatory requirements and cyber-attacks. The presenter will dive into design standards, why they are important, and how they can be implemented. The host is sure to offer the guest presenter some difficult questions, so you won’t want to miss this deep dive.

Philip Bradley, Regional Director North America of the Healthcare Advisory Services Group at HIMSS Analytics will provide an overview of the HIMSS Analytics Infrastructure Adoption Model  and how it will provide healthcare organizations opportunities for better patient care and improved business results.

Leveraging tools to create an efficient workflow means keeping up with the latest software.

Whether because of a nefarious manmade or natural disaster, hospital IT shops often find themselves strapped during a crisis. The government and private sector have already developed considerable resources to help. Here’s a look at those.

Former Ascension Health CIO Kathy Ross takes the IT reins.

An electronic medical record implementation requires accuracy and precision. And making that happen demands a variety of skillsets, professional backgrounds and expertise. Here’s what worked for Penn Medicine. 

Customer service, account management and long-term value for the investment are among the key points in developing a good vendor relationship.

The average cost of a healthcare related hack was $2.2M in 2016 and the frequency and economic impact of data breaches continues to rise. Life threatening errors in record, identity theft, and lawsuits are just a few of effects of a breach.