One of the most frustrating aspects of healthcare for patients, after receiving medical care, is dealing with an insurer and provider to figure out why a claim was denied, and how to navigate the system.
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Wasting the day away: EHRs continue to be a time suck
To discuss EHRs is to discuss time. From their inception, EHRs were lauded as a potential time-saver. Less time would be needed searching for records and moving lab or imaging results between clinics, departments, or specialists. More time would be ...
Patient-centered medical records with blockchain
Co-authored with Bill Wellman, adjunct faculty at Harvard University, where he teaches courses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and blockchain. This is part of a series examining how blockchain technology could be applied in the healthcare ...
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The future of work in healthcare is liquid
A new report from Accenture highlights five major trends in digital health, and one may ...
Medical device security: More questions than answers for healthcare CIOs
Pacemakers that suddenly quit working; medication pumps that push too much or not enough ...
Will web APIs and HL7 FHIR change our views on data interoperability?
Classic HL7 interfaces are being augmented by APIs and HL7 FHIR: Are you ready? The above ...
Reinventing physician credentialing with blockchain
Co-authored with Bill Wellman, adjunct faculty at Harvard University, where he teaches ...
Alt-currency in healthcare: Gold rush or fool’s gold?
The rise of alt-currencies in 2017 Bitcoin and other digital currencies have been ...