This case study traces MiHIN’s journey toward greater interoperability.  

Learn from the information and analytics services director at Atrium Health about the processes, roles, technology, and change management approach used during the organization’s interoperability implementation in this case study.

This case study tells how The Oregon Clinic went from little to no interoperability to sharing information bi-directionally, previewing records and proactively surfacing pertinent information from inbound C-CDA documents.

Three case studies demonstrate how St. Luke’s University Health Network prioritized population health and improved outcomes by leveraging health information and technology.

Explore three case studies on healthcare data management shared by 2019 Davies Award winner Yale New Haven Hospital.

With a change in the reimbursement model, Unity Health Care went from almost no telehealth visits to over 800 visits daily within a space of 30 days.

Details a case study performed in Canada to assess nurses’ informatics competencies and the steps taken to improve both their competencies and training.

This case study focuses on the development and results of a survey aimed at nursing staff employed by Sutter Health located in California, United States, to measure their understanding of informatics, which uncovering the need for more education and training across the enterprise.

This HIMSS Davies Award case study outlines one hospital’s work to sustain safe infant feeding practices.

Learn how a Davies Award recipient lowered its unplanned readmission rate from around 4% to ~3% by utilizing a near real-time readmission predictive score.

Read the experiences of three long-term care and post-acute care groups as they call attention to several important realities impacting data exchange that affect continuity of services and treatment during transitions of care.

In these healthcare case study overviews, we explore three different examples of Akron Children’s Hospital’s work to provide quality care and improve health outcomes.