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Release Evidence That Holds Up To Oversight

Evidence Must Exist Before Oversight If your program cannot show traceability from requirement to test evidence to release decision, cATO becomes a paperwork treadmill. Build the evidence as you build the system. Programs fail when they can’t prove how requirements, testing, and release decisions are connected. For the U.S. Department…

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Remote Monitoring Leads to Proactive Care
Introduction Remote monitoring continues to be mentioned in the healthcare industry due to its promise of providing proactive care. Currently, chronic conditions are leading as…

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Patient Security Improved w/ Cloud Computing
Background Being able to securely transfer data between a patient’s care team and provide remote services is crucial to providing preventive and personalized care. One…

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Provider Engagement Increases w/ Shift From Interoperability to Compatibility
Background In theory, interoperability seems like an effective solution to increasing provider engagement and positive patient outcomes. In actuality, it proves to be more burdensome…

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Cloud Computing Increases Provider Engagement
Background Increased provider engagement decreases unfavorable health effects and missed diagnoses. Furthermore, detecting common yet fatal diseases early on can significantly improve a patient’s health…

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Shifting from Interoperability To Compatibility
Background Interoperability Lacks Meaningful Data Exchange The healthcare industry prioritizes the three levels of interoperability. The foundational level is when data is exchanged between two…

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Cloud Computing Increases Compatibility in Healthcare
Introduction Hybrid cloud computing provides private and public cloud options that are secure and allow data transfer between different platforms. Currently, patients’ medical records are…

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Medication Errors Decreased w/ Provider Engagement
Background Providers need tools to be more engaged with patients when it comes to the pharmaceutical side of healthcare. Looking at medication error statistics, the…

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Digital Solutions Increase Provider Engagement
Introduction Health IT professionals need to create digital solutions that streamline EHR workflows and allow physicians to be more engaged. Currently, physicians feel overburdened by…

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Improving Provider Engagement with Innovative Data Analytics
Background Data Overload & Interoperability Issues Provider engagement creates strong relationships between hospitals and healthcare professionals that result in better health outcomes for patients. However,…

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Increased Provider Engagement Reduces Adverse Effects
Introduction Increasing provider engagement is crucial to improving overall health outcomes for patients. Currently, provider engagement is lacking. For instance, different departments often do not…

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Lack of Patient Engagement During COVID Allows Cancer to go Unnoticed
Background Healthcare workers are beginning to worry about the next possible outbreak: cancer. The pandemic has caused patients to delay care and pass up preventive…

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Innovations in Patient Engagement
Abstract Innovations in patient engagement have been significantly falling behind. Patients lack information on services they may need or the cost for them. Furthermore, the…

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