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Best Practices for Community Health Information Exchange |
Posted: June 9, 2008
Best Practices for Community Health Information Exchange from the Center for Community Health Leadership guides communities in transforming health information exchange (HIE) from concept to reality. With chapters authored by many of healthcare’s brightest minds and those who have been in the information exchange trenches, Best Practices offers communities tangible, prescriptive guidance to establish and build upon a solid foundation that will carry them along the path to sustainable HIE.
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From Transactions to Trust: Five Breakout Actions for Authentic Physician Alignment |
Posted: June 11, 2008
Physician relationships are mission critical. Research validates that hospital –physician relationships are a CEO priority. In today’s fluid healthcare environment, extraordinary physician relationships are the desired outcome. The natural consequence of uncommon relationships can include incremental referrals from splitters and sustained revenues from loyalists. Five critical actions can elevate your organization from generic physician transactions to intentional, trust-driven physician alignment. That alignment can make a vital difference on your bottom line.
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The New Encryption Generation: Closing the Gap |
Posted: August 1, 2008
Concerned about the damage and liabilities of lost and stolen data, organizations are turning to encryption as a backstop to prevent sensitive information from ending up in the wrong hands. This white paper examines the limitations of first-generation encryption and how healthcare organizations today need a more intelligent, multilayered approach to encryption that automatically safeguards data without complicating essential IT and user operations.
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