Tonight I’m feeling nervous because tomorrow I am participating in a pitch competition live on the internet.

I have plans to write about some of the awesome ideas that my peers in Project Healthcare are working on.

I have plans to write about some of the great methods we have learned from working on schedules with different groups all over the US.

I have plans to write about what ...

Medical and healthcare institutions are always looking to build their staff with the best people for the job. Understandably, you make the most investment into clinical staff because clinical care comprises your core competency. They make the case for patients to trust your institution. But your clinical staff needs strong support staff also, increasingly in your information technology ...

Software solutions come in all shapes and sizes. Picking the right one involves time and effort to analyze all of the options. In healthcare, software performs many functions, from clinical to business applications. You want all of the software tools that you use to work well together, ideally sharing data seamlessly. In this post, we discuss a couple of software purchasing strategies aimed ...

We have been talking in recent posts about large healthcare tech companies that are changing healthcare. They play an essential role in the overall ecosystem, some bringing years of tested experience to their solutions. But the way healthcare serves patients is changing as we go through a transitional period into a new era of connected healthcare. The patient is becoming empowered with their ...

We have been looking at how the major technology companies are participating in the healthcare industry. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon are all making significant investments in developing products and services for healthcare, especially as the fusion of clinical and consumer technology takes place. While most of the media attention focused on those four (sometimes called the "big ...