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Kevin Johnson reviews the onslaught of healthcare cyberattacks in 2016 and explains the importance of simple prevention education.
The first day of HIMSS17 kicked off with a keynote from Ginni Rometty, CEO of IBM and the opening of the exhibition floor to attendees. Get a glimpse of all the action as the crowd swells inside the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando.
Hear from Charles Webster, MD, President of EHR Workflow, as he discusses the growing prominence of workflow as a topic of focus in healthcare and a driving force in innovative technologies.
Hear from Rebecca Kaul, Chief Innovation Officer at MD Anderson Cancer Center, as she discusses the transformative role of innovation in healthcare and how the industry can learn from disruption applied in other industries.
Dale Nordenberg, Executive Director at MDISS, explains how the progress of initiatives for data exchange and interoperability relates to the increased risk of a cyberattacks.
When patients are given multiple options to satisfy their financial obligations, the ability to pay their bill becomes more manageable.
There was no shortage of activity on Sunday at the Orange County Convention Center with HIMSS17 Pre-conference Symposia, workshops and forums bringing in early crowds. HIMSS Media events included the Revenue Cycle Solutions Summit, Digital & Personal Connected Health and the Cloud Computing Forum across the street at the Hyatt Regency Orlando. The day culminated in the HIMSS17 Opening Reception.
Carla Smith gives attendees a tour of the Orange County Convention Center and key areas at HIMSS17
(SPONSORED) Prescription 3: Managing Complex Health IT Environments More Simply. With healthcare organizations managing hundreds of applications on myriad platforms within their enterprise, streamlining IT management is critical.
(SPONSORED) Prescription 2: Leveraging Automation to Resume Mission-Critical Applications. Following a disaster, healthcare organizations need to minimize disruption to patient care delivery by ensuring that mission-critical systems get up and running soon after a disaster.