Greetings - we would like to extend an invitation to this upcoming webinar featuring consultants Mark Elson and Keira Armstrong of Intrepid Ascent. Here is the abstract for this call, focused on cross-sector data exchange, and the link to register:
Five of America’s leading private foundations have pledged to increase their charitable giving by a total of $1.7 billion in order to help address the economic problems stemming from multiple crises engulfing the nation, including the coronavirus pan
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Thinking through proof of concepts like Project Unify, and data being collected through developed standards, is anyone working on micro-simulation so that predictive analytics can be strengthed and lessons learned forcasted?
Vishal Ahuja is an assistant professor of operations management at the SMU Dallas Cox School of Business and an adjunct faculty at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center writes;
"Like other sectors, the large-scale implementation of tele
Digital inclusion has become a topic of much discussion as the COVID-19 crisis has forced vital services such as education and health care to be provided online while people shelter in their homes. One of the central ideas behind the trackers is, as
Are we paving the way for the future of the technologies?
As the healthcare industry formed its defense against coronavirus, a noticeable pattern began to emerge: Organizations from different sectors and individuals in different parts of the world sta
Teams of students and faculty primarily from the School of Law and the School of Computing and Engineering at UMKC developed the Model Data Handling Policy (MDHP) project in an interdisciplinary graduate-le
Apple and Google announced a system for tracking the spread of the new coronavirus, allowing users to share data through Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) transmissions and approved apps from health organizations. Is this a posible solution to tracking SDOH
During this coronavirus pandemic we are hearing a lot about how are people going to handle loss of money to pay their bills and feed their families, how the economy might tank, and how the healthcare system is being overloaded. What we’re not hearing
Wonderful summary by Evelyn Gallego- a recent presenter on our Let's Get Technical webinar series. She explains the reasons for why it's needed... my only caution is that all the talk is generally focused on disease-care industry. While it is impo
There are systems and policies put in place that are meant to create, support, and promote economic opportunity but sadly, and in most cases, they end up creating more stigma, burdens, and devaluation among low-income people. Things like Medicaid, Su
We’ll take a holiday break from our regular Let’s Get Technical session this Friday, and will start up again on the 17th with a presentation/discussion about ONC FAST. Watch for our weekly newsletter and Hub digest about additional
The Integrated Care for Kids (InCK) Model is a child-centered local service delivery and state payment model that aims to reduce expenditures and improve the quality of care for children under 21 years of age covered by Medicaid through prevention, e
Local health departments are working to protect public health by communicating with transportation officials, educating health care providers and communicating to the public best practices to reduce the spread of infectious diseases. What can we lea
As the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States there are state policymakers taking action to contain the virus using information and technology. Some states are using information and technology to increase access to telehealth and to
The coronavirus pandemic is shedding light on how important health exchange data and interoperability is. In Florida, there is one health information exchange that created a portal where all health systems and patients can have access to health recor
Data can be used to do a lot of things. The amount of data around health is enormous and it continues to grow. The data that is available can help identify several things, to include cost-effective programs and policies around health. If we have this
