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The HPM Institute is constantly researching and writing new reports to discuss the concept of healthcare performance management and how it applies to various aspects of company management and healthcare management as a general concept. The reports and white papers the Institute publishes aim to educate Institute members, employers and members of the public on how to deliver cost efficient health benefits backed by progressive, analytic-driven technology to better manage and control health costs without sacrificing the quality of care that employees receive. Topics range from discussing the conceptual role of HPM, data analytics, social networking in HPM to predictive modeling, the role of the CFO and CIO in HPM, and privacy, risk and governance in HPM.

 

From a Broker’s Perspective: How Cloud Technology is Bending the Cost Curve for Enterprises

 

The following are excerpts from the Healthcare Performance Management Institute’s Webcast “How Cloud Technology is Bending the Cost Curve for Enterprises.” The July 27 Webcast featured panelists Cindy LaQuatra from Benefits Resource Group (Independence, OH), Lynn Jennings from WeCare TLC (Lake Mary, FL) and Lisa Van Ackeren from Personalized Prevention (San Antonio, TX).

 

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Building a High Performance Engine for Healthcare: Why Cloud Computing Architecture Matters

 brightcove.createExperiences();Cloud computing will have an immense impact on the economics of managing health plans in the months and years to come.  Organizations in the public and priva...

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Wednesday, February 22, 2012 9:48 AM GMT

Costs of Care project will help doctors reduce medical expenses

A new program seeks to curb healthcare expenses by educating providers to consider issues of cost and value when ordering medical tests and treatments.Costs of Care is a nonprofit 501c3 organization t...
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 9:14 AM GMT

A.M. Vitals: Chavez to Have Third Operation

Also: age and gender differences in heart-attack symptoms; Supreme Court won't hear J&J's patent plea against Abbott; a study of raw milk and food-borne illness outbreaks.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012 12:00 PM GMT

Happy birthday, dear Watson: what the 1st anniversary means for health care today, and in future

IBM is celebrating the first birthday of Watson this week. I had the opportunity to brainstorm some of the short- and long-term meanings of Watson in health care this week at HIMSS 2012 in Las Vegas. ...
Monday, February 20, 2012 1:11 PM GMT

Lessons from Las Vegas - HIMSS 12 and Healthcare

As almost anyone even remotely connected to the world of health ICT knows, this week is the HIMSS Conference in Las Vegas.  I arrived early to provide a keynote Sunday morning for a large conting...
Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:25 PM GMT

Health, Technology, and Communities of Color--Susannah Fox

Serendipity brought me two opportunities this week to present Pew Internet’s data on communities of color and young people, particularly as it relates to health. On Wednesday I was a guest of the Fe...
Monday, February 13, 2012 12:00 AM GMT

Quality Care for Less Money: Can Regional Successes Go National?

This Kaiser Family Foundation event features clips from an upcoming PBS documentary with former Washington Post correspondent T.R. Reid &ndash; <i>U.S. Health Care: The Good News</i> &...
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 6:26 PM GMT

Gabby Giffords Is the Reality Star of US Healthcare [posted on MCOLblog.com]

I’m told that one should not mix stories in a blog, but, as a serial disruptor, I’m about to do just that.  I’m inspired by Representative Giffords and see her story as a frame for some ideas ...
Wednesday, December 22, 2010 4:00 PM GMT

Health 2.0 News launches

By Matthew Holt Today I'm very excited to tell you that Health 2.0 News is...
Tuesday, September 21, 2010 12:39 PM GMT

A Smarter Planet — The Social Traffic Conundrum: An IBM vPanel...

The Social Traffic Conundrum: An IBM vPanel Interactive Dialogue Date: Wednesday, September 22, 4pm ET Location: The IBM New Intelligence Video Studio, http://www.livestream.com/newintelligence Descri...
Wednesday, December 31, 1969 7:00 PM GMT

Eric Topol: Too clever by three-quarters

By Matthew Holt Eric Topol was once a lowly (well not that lowly) cardiology professor at the University of Michigan, but he’s now without question the leading renaissance man in health care tec...
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