Hospital Interoperability Report

• The benefits of multiple healthcare providers exchanging a patient’s data have been known for some time – and central to sharing patient data is system interoperability.
• Learn about interoperability and how it affects both your organization and IT specifically, with expert assistance to update your IT strategy.

Hospital Privacy, Confidentiality & Security Report

• Regulation is central to healthcare provision. From the application of patient care through to the payment of insurance claims, protecting the privacy of patient data is fundamental.
• Continuing security threats can undermine the best-laid plans and find weaknesses that can be exploited.
• It is critical to keep IT systems and data safe as a number one priority, and this trend analysis will provide you with key insights to assist your IT team to effectively meet these threats.

Hospital Innovation Report

• Hospital administrative and practitioner staff are calling for innovation from IT – in particular, telehealth, which has become necessary in the age of COVID-19 – but also biosensors, digital assistants, and point-of-care diagnostics.
• Yet obstacles exist for Hospital CIOs as they are often not seen as innovators by doctors and medical staff.
• Learn how to advance innovation in your hospital.

Benchmarking Report: A Cross-Industry Comparison of IT Stakeholder Satisfaction

• Every industry has unique characteristics that can hamper progress or facilitate success in satisfying IT stakeholders. Reimagine your strategy by shifting the definition of who your peers really are.
• Discover which industries achieve high stakeholder satisfaction across 13 core IT services.
• Learn the characteristics that different industries have that can help or hinder IT success.
• Understand what your industry has in common with others that you can leverage to improve stakeholder satisfaction and overcome your own institutional barriers.

Hospital IT Stakeholder Satisfaction Benchmarking Report

• IT leadership needs to understand where their stakeholders are unsatisfied with the quality of service they’re receiving from IT.
• While Healthcare IT is generally meeting the needs of the business, training of end users in technology, IT security, IT capacity, and shadow IT are ongoing challenge areas.
• Understand important common focus areas to address, and gain insights into how your team aligns to other Healthcare IT teams.

Hospital IT Staffing Benchmarking Report

• Many IT departments are already running lean, struggling to keep pace with never-ending demands from the business. Healthcare IT staffing is stretched thin.
• While Healthcare IT is keeping the lights on quite well, there is little opportunity to lead, innovate, or plan for the long term.
• By taking the IT Staffing Diagnostic and participating in our unique IT Spend Benchmarking, you will gain critical information to understand how to position your IT team to be more strategic.

Hospital IT Management & Governance Benchmarking Report

• Understanding your IT team’s perception of what’s important and how well they’re doing is central to identifying strengths, weaknesses, and potential misalignments with business priorities and expectations.
• Learn about how IT departments in your industry assess the importance and effectiveness of 45 IT processes to gauge your own alignment and identify select processes for targeted improvement.

Navigate Zero-Trust Security in Healthcare

Achieving zero-trust is an iterative process that involves a range of capabilities and requires all stakeholders to be committed to improving a healthcare organization’s security culture. Use Info-Tech’s approach to:

• Understand what zero-trust is and how its principles can be applied to your organization.
• Learn about how healthcare IT teams are approaching security initiatives and why they are choosing to prioritize zero-trust as a framework to secure their technology assets.

Hospital Clinical Decision Support Systems Report

• Treating a patient over the course of their life generates a tremendous amount of information and this can sometimes lead to suboptimal care if essential patient care data is not available.
• Learn about what CDSS is, the state of the market, key features and functions, and leading vendors in the space and see how CDSS can transform your IT strategy and the ability to deliver it.

Hospital Electronic Health Records Report

• The concept of electronic health records (EHR) is not new, yet adoption has moved slowly due to fears over protection of patient privacy and security.
• While the benefits of data sharing and the associated innovations have been clear for some time, the defining need hasn’t – until COVID-19 changed everything.
• Gain key insights about features of EHR, top vendors, and how to implement this critical technology in your hospital.

Hospital Patient Management Systems Report

• While excellent patient care and optimal outcomes are the number one goal for any healthcare provider, the amount of administrative work in support of these services, especially heightened by the COVID-19 crisis, can be overwhelming.
• Patient management systems (PMS) serve to digitize/further digitize and optimize these administrative processes. Get insights on how you, as CIO, can lead this transformation.

Select an Electronic Health Record

• Leverage Info-Tech’s comprehensive three-phase approach to EHR selection projects: assess your organization’s preparedness to go into the selection stage. Our knowledgebase is derived from thousands of hours advising with health care institutions across the globe.
• Selection of the right tool is a critical step in delivering a safer, faster, and more meaningful experience for all players in the health care environment.
• Enable IT to be a trusted partner in EHR selection, while health care professionals will own the requirements and be involved from the beginning.
• Understand where the EHR market is going. Avoid paving the cow path with Info-Tech’s vendor feature-set-based approach to understanding the art of the possible for EHR.
• Take advantage of traceable and auditable selection tools to run an effective evaluation and selection process. Be prepared to answer the retroactive question “Why this EHR?” with documentation of your selection process and outputs.