Our guest writer shares while often overlooked, governance in a healthcare organization's information and technology can lead to a higher level of trust by patients. 

A former inpatient RN shares the story of how she transitioned into nursing informatics and how she is making a difference in the field through nursing IT.

"As a woman in health IT who helped usher in the initial waves of digital health innovation, I’ve witnessed an incredible amount of transformative change throughout my career." – Judy Murphy, winner of the HIMSS Most Influential Women in Health IT Award

Our guest writer shares how every nurse can inspire, innovate and influence no matter their position. 

Innovation in healthcare comes down to how you care about, engage, and treat your people – your patients, your employees, your community and yourself. Healthbox's vice president, Justin Gernot, encourages us to forget the promise of new tech for a moment and consider its purpose.

As ‘blockchain bro’ culture develops, women in tech are banding together to emphasize gender inclusivity in this emerging space.

“With better procurement practices, supported by the establishment of shared interoperability platform and architecture, healthcare systems can prepare themselves to advance much more rapidly into the person-centric healthcare environment of the future.”

Wyatt, L. (Nov. 2018). Leading A Process Improvement in a Pediatric Acute Care Hospital. Online Journal of Nursing Informatics (OJNI), 22(3), Available at http://www.himss.org/ojni

Our guest author shares the importance of including scope and activity with a focus on the KPIs during implementation projects to inform and measure quality and financial outcomes.

Healthbox shares their insights into how, during this time of healthcare disruption, healthcare systems can self-disrupt to create effective models of care.

Neil Patel, executive vice president of HIMSS and president of Healthbox, walks through what it takes to drive a successful innovation strategy within your healthcare organization.

Now is the time for health IT leaders to internalize the characteristics of learning health systems and advocate to all of their constituencies so that we can make great strides in improving health and healthcare and reducing costs. Not only can we use health IT to share evidence with c...