Blessing Hospital, a 307-bed acute care hospital in Quincy IL, used a new analytics tool from their communications partner, Voalte, to reduce alarm fatigue and...
Author - Colin Hung
Colin Hung is the co-founder of the #hcldr (healthcare leadership) tweetchat one of the most popular and active healthcare social media communities on Twitter. Colin speaks, tweets and blogs regularly about healthcare, technology, marketing and leadership. He is currently an independent marketing consultant working with leading healthIT companies. Colin is a member of #TheWalkingGallery. His Twitter handle is: @Colin_Hung.
The annual Information Builders Summit #IBSummit kicked off in Orlando this week and for the company, the sun is shining brightly on healthcare. In his opening...
The annual eHealth conference (#eHealth2019) is the once-a-year opportunity for the Canadian digital health community to gather together to discuss the latest...
Long-time readers of Healthcare IT Today will know that we love good infographics here at the office. There is nothing better than interesting statistics...
Mosaic is an art form about perspective. From far away, mosaics appear to be a single image. As you move closer, your perspective changes and you start to see...
The keynote speakers at this year’s Empathy + Innovation – Patient Experience Summit (#PESummit) once again lived up to the high standards set by previous...
For the past 3 years CAHPS surveys and scores have been a hot topic at the annual Patient Experience Summit (#PESummit) hosted by Cleveland Clinic. This year...
With Gillette stadium as a backdrop, Dr. Daniel (Danny) Sands and Dave DeBronkart (ePatient Dave) brought their A-game and delivered the most memorable session...
Can one minute really make a difference in the patient and staff experience? St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System proved it can. They implemented the Jellyfish...
In recent years, Health IT companies have added patient communication features to their applications – automated outreach via phone, text and email. But as...
