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The U.S. healthcare system is undergoing rapid transformation driven by advances in Health Information Technology (Health IT). These changes are reshaping how care is delivered, improving patient outcomes, and reducing costs. While many Health IT innovations are already in use, the future holds even more exciting possibilities that could redefine healthcare as we know it. This post explores emerging trends currently impacting the industry and highlights two future trends that

This spring, new federal rules to prevent information blocking took effect. Under the ONC's regulation, providers and vendors are now penalized for restricting access to or sharing of electronic health data. Interoperability has become a regulatory requirement shaping patient care. Healthcare in the United States continually struggles to ensure patient information moves seamlessly between providers. Widespread adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) has not eliminated da

Personal Profile Ebenezer Ankrah is an active-duty member of the United States Navy, serving as a Supply Officer responsible for leading logistical operations both afloat and ashore. His work spans retailing, vending, and food service management, ensuring mission-critical support across Navy installations and deployments. He brings strategic oversight, operational excellence, and a deep commitment to service in every assignment. In addition to his military role, Ebenezer is a

Healthcare executives and administrators rely on aggregate dashboards to make strategic decisions, monitor performance, and improve outcomes. Here are three commonly used types: 1. Financial Indicators Dashboard Purpose:  Monitors the organization’s financial health. Key Metrics: Revenue, expenses, and net income Profit margins and cost per patient Budget variance and payer mix Use Case:  Enables executives to allocate resources, manage budgets, and evaluate financial sustain

Whether you are a policymaker, clinician, or public health leader, understanding how health care delivery organizations and public health agencies interact is crucial for strengthening the response to emerging health threats. This overview is designed to help you identify practical opportunities for improving real-time information sharing and collaboration between these sectors. Health care delivery organizations, such as hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and EMS, and public

Telehealth employs digital technologies to deliver healthcare services, education, and information remotely. Instead of requiring patients to travel to a clinic or hospital, telehealth allows providers to evaluate, diagnose, treat, and monitor patients through tools such as video calls, mobile apps, remote monitoring devices, and secure messaging. For the past few years, it has demonstrated remarkable potential in providing healthcare services effectively. Various promising

With our fast-moving lives, staying on top of our health can be challenging. A key advancement is the introduction of technological tools that are capable of making healthcare more accessible than ever. Tools like patient-focused apps give people the resources they need to take control of their wellbeing. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of these healthcare apps, highlighting how their features and benefits help patients stay engaged, make informed choices, and improve t