Read this e-book to understand the seven dimensions of analysis that your decision support framework should provide.

Performance management, value-based reimbursement models, and healthcare planning all have one thing in common — they’re better when informed by financial and clinical data.

Healthcare performance improvement and quality measures depend on access to high-quality data as well as a data governance function — adopting roles, processes, and tools to manage data and analytics. That’s why healthcare organizations that want to drive real, lasting change prioritize investments in data, analytics technology, and analysts who can generate meaningful insights from raw information.

Across the healthcare industry, the early months of 2022 brought widespread staffing shortages, inflation, and relentless cyber threats — all compounded by the pressures of the ongoing...

Healthcare, not unlike other industries, has experienced a digital transformation. With modern enterprise resource planning (ERP) and electronic health record (EHR) platforms, healthcare organizations can capture more operations and patient data than ever before.

See how Lehigh Valley Health drove drastic improvements in financial report run times and $4.4 million in staffing cost avoidance. Read the story!

The average health system spends nearly 25% of its median expenses on corporate services, taken as a percent of net operating revenue. 1 As such a significant share of overall hospital...

Using internal data and external benchmarking data that’s updated monthly helps physician practice leaders quickly focus on improvement areas. Read more!

With Axiom, Hospital Sisters Health System achieved greater capacity and value and saved work through seamless automations. Read more!

Hospitals and health systems struggle gathering and aggregating data. Robust decision support tools can improve decision-making in a turbulent market.

In this article, we discuss six prominent shifts in the healthcare landscape and how technology can help you address the evolving trends. Read more!

As Omicron cases start to rise, we can use labor data to anticipate how the variant could impact health systems and continued staffing shortages. Read more!