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I recently took a smaller version of The Great American Road Trip and made it a point to visit some historical roadside attractions. In the 1950s, it was all about seeing the USA in...

#EPtalk #HealthcareIT #SocialMediaPlatformsDr. Jayne's latest blog post discusses the role of social media platforms in healthcare IT. She highlights the importance of social media in healthcare communication and shares some tips on how to use social media effectively.#TheBenefitsOfSocialMediaInHealthcareDr. Jayne emphasizes the benefits of social media in healthcare, such as improving patient engagement, increasing healthcare literacy, and enhancing communication between healthcare providers.#TheChallengesOfUsingSocialMediaInHealthcareDr. Jayne also acknowledges the challenges of using social media in healthcare, such as maintaining patient privacy and avoiding misinformation. She advises healthcare professionals to use social media responsibly and to follow ethical guidelines.#TipsForUsingSocialMedia

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. EPtalk by Dr. Jayne 6/15/23 – HIStalk https://histalk2.com/2023/06/15/eptalk-by-dr-jayne-6-15-23/
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Since its inception more than 60 years ago, Community Health Network, an Indianapolis-based non-profit health system, has worked to stay true to its tagline: “Exceptional Care. Simply Delivered.”A team of roughly 16,000 healthcare professionals...

#CommunityHealthNetworkROI: Consumer-Centric Technology Proves SuccessfulCommunity Health Network has found significant ROI in implementing consumer-centric technology. The healthcare network has implemented various technologies, including an online scheduling platform, virtual care, and a patient portal. The online scheduling platform has seen a 50% increase in appointments scheduled online, while virtual care has seen a 30% increase in usage. The patient portal has also seen a 30% increase in usage, with patients accessing their medical records and communicating with their providers.#PatientEngagement: The Key to SuccessCommunity Health Network's success with consumer-centric technology can be attributed to their focus on patient engagement. The healthcare network has made it a priority to involve patients in the decision-making process and

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. Community Health Network finds big ROI in consumer-centric technology https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/community-health-network-finds-big-roi-consumer-centric-technology
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The UK government will protect money for health technology from budget cuts, Secretary of State for Health Steve Barclay said on Thursday, speaking at a keynote session at the NHS Confederation Expo conference in...

#Government to Ringfence Money for Health TechThe UK government has announced that it will be ringfencing money specifically for health tech. Health Secretary Matt Hancock made the announcement at the NHS Confederation conference, stating that the government will be investing in technology that will improve patient care and make healthcare more efficient.#The Importance of Health TechHancock emphasized the importance of health tech, stating that it has the potential to save lives and improve the quality of care for patients. He also highlighted the need for interoperability between different health tech systems, as well as the importance of data security and privacy.#Investment in Health TechThe government has already invested heavily in health tech, with the NHS Long Term Plan committing to investing £20

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. Government will ringfence money for health tech – Health Secretary https://www.digitalhealth.net/2023/06/government-will-ringfence-money-for-health-tech-health-secretary/
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University of California, San Francisco has appointed Julia Adler-Milstein, director of the UCSF Center for Clinical Informatics and Improvement Research, to lead its new Division of Clinical Informatics and Digital Transformation.WHY IT MATTERSProfessor Adler-Milstein...

#UCSF taps health informatics leader for new digital transformation divisionThe University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has appointed Dr. Aaron Neinstein as the inaugural chief clinical informatics officer (CCIO) and leader of its new digital transformation division. The division will focus on improving patient care through the use of technology and data analytics.#Neinstein's background and goals for the divisionDr. Neinstein is an expert in health informatics and has been a faculty member at UCSF since 2009. He aims to use his experience to help UCSF become a leader in digital health and improve patient outcomes.#The division's focus areasThe digital transformation division will focus on several key areas, including electronic health record (

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. UCSF taps health informatics leader to head new digital transformation division https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/ucsf-taps-health-informatics-leader-head-new-digital-transformation-division
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The following is a guest article by Moliehi “Mo” Weitnauer, Chief Product Officer at MRO Providers are witnessing an explosion in health plan requests for medical records. In some regions, request volumes are up by...

#HealthPlanRequestsManagementHealthcare organizations are facing an increasing number of requests for health plan records, which can be overwhelming for staff. To manage these requests efficiently, organizations need to implement effective strategies.#AutomatedProcessesOne solution is to automate processes using technology such as electronic health record (EHR) systems. This can help streamline the process and reduce errors.#HIPAAComplianceOrganizations must also ensure they are compliant with HIPAA regulations when handling health plan requests. This includes protecting patient privacy and ensuring secure transmission of records.#StaffTrainingStaff training is essential to ensure they understand the process and are able to handle requests efficiently. This includes training on HIPAA regulations and how to use technology effectively.

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. So Many Records, So Little Time: How to Manage Burgeoning Health Plan Requests | Healthcare IT Today https://www.healthcareittoday.com/2023/06/15/so-many-records-so-little-time-how-to-manage-burgeoning-health-plan-requests/
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Background: Implicit theories of health describe individuals’ beliefs about the malleability of health. Individuals with an incremental theory of health believe that health, in general, is malleable, whereas individuals with an entity theory of...

#SmartphoneBasedIntervention for Health Behavior ChangeA recent study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research explored the effectiveness of a smartphone-based intervention for health behavior change. The intervention was based on implicit theories, which are beliefs about the nature of human attributes and characteristics. The study found that the intervention was effective in promoting physical activity and healthy eating behaviors among participants.#ImplicitTheoriesThe intervention was designed to change participants' implicit theories about the nature of physical activity and healthy eating. Participants were randomly assigned to either the intervention group or the control group. The intervention group received daily messages that challenged their implicit theories about physical activity and healthy eating, while the control group received messages that were unrelated to health behavior change.#RandomizedTrial

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. A Smartphone-Based Implicit Theories Intervention for Health Behavior Change: Randomized Trial https://mhealth.jmir.org/2023/1/e36578/
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Few can miss the increasing role of AI in healthcare. In revenue cycle management (RCM), the last few years have seen the emergence of new technologies for coding and billing. These tools take advantage...

#RevenueCycle: Waiting for AI Adoption is CostlyHealthcare providers who delay adopting AI technology in their revenue cycle management risk losing out on significant financial benefits. This blog post discusses three key reasons why waiting for AI adoption could be costly.#Reason1: AI Improves Revenue Cycle EfficiencyAI-powered revenue cycle management tools can automate repetitive tasks, reduce errors, and speed up the billing process. This leads to improved efficiency, lower costs, and faster revenue collection.#Reason2: AI Enhances Revenue Cycle AccuracyAI can analyze large amounts of data and identify patterns that humans may miss. This can help identify potential errors or fraud, leading to more accurate billing and increased revenue.#Reason3: AI Enables Predictive AnalyticsAI

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. Revenue Cycle: 3 Reasons Why Waiting for AI Adoption is Costly https://hitconsultant.net/2023/06/15/revenue-cycle-waiting-for-ai-adoption-costly/
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By Sarai Rodriguez June 15, 2023 - Amidst a surge of cybersecurity threats, the Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) has spotlighted a new one, FIN11, a cybercriminal collective originating from the Commonwealth of Independent States...

#HC3 Advises Healthcare Sector to Prioritize Cyber Defense Against FIN11The Healthcare and Public Health Sector Coordinating Council Cybersecurity Working Group (HC3) has issued a warning to the healthcare sector to prioritize cyber defense against FIN11, a financially motivated threat actor group. The group has been targeting healthcare organizations with ransomware attacks, data theft, and extortion attempts.#FIN11: Who are They and What are They After?FIN11 is a financially motivated threat actor group that has been active since at least 2016. They primarily target financial institutions, but have recently expanded their focus to include healthcare organizations. They use a variety of tactics, including phishing emails, to gain access to their targets' networks.#Why Healthcare Organizations

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. HC3 Advises Healthcare Sector to Prioritize Cyber Defense Against FIN11 https://healthitsecurity.com/news/hc3-advises-healthcare-sector-to-prioritize-cyber-defense-against-fin11
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Artificial intelligence is an alluring—or frightening—reality, depending on your point of view. There are those who fear their job will be eliminated by machine learning and innovative computer systems, while others hope the computer wizardry...

#AutonomousRevenueCycle: Don't Be Fooled by the HypeHealthcare IT professionals should be wary of the hype surrounding autonomous revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions. While these solutions promise to automate and streamline RCM processes, they are not truly autonomous and still require significant human input and oversight.#TheRealityofAutonomousRCMAutonomous RCM solutions are not fully autonomous and still require significant human input and oversight. These solutions are not a silver bullet for RCM challenges and should be viewed as a tool to augment human efforts, rather than replace them.#TheLimitations ofAutonomousRCMAutonomous RCM solutions have limitations, including their inability to handle complex, nuanced tasks that require human

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. Don’t Be Fooled by the ‘Autonomous’ Revenue Cycle Hype – MedCity News https://medcitynews.com/2023/06/dont-be-fooled-by-the-autonomous-revenue-cycle-hype/
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By Hannah NelsonJune 15, 2023 - Officials from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are looking to health IT to enhance interoperability with non-VA providers, according to reporting from MeriTalk. At a House Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee...

#VA Officials Exploring Health IT, HIE Solutions to Improve InteroperabilityThe Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is exploring Health IT and Health Information Exchange (HIE) solutions to improve interoperability. VA officials are working on a pilot program that will allow veterans to access their medical records from their smartphones. The VA is also working on a project to improve the exchange of health information between VA and non-VA providers.#Interoperability ChallengesThe VA faces interoperability challenges due to its complex IT infrastructure and the lack of a standardized approach to exchanging health information. The VA is working to address these challenges by partnering with industry stakeholders to develop standards and guidelines for health information exchange.#Health IT SolutionsThe VA is

As a healthcare IT expert, write a 50-80 extractive summarization summary for social media platforms, that is focused, accurate, and strictly reflects the content based on a blog post from the given URL. The summary should include all headings from the blog post, with inline hashtags for each heading. When including the inline hashtags, use specific hashtags related to the headings rather than generic healthcare or technology hashtags. If the headings in the blog post are too long or unclear, feel free to rephrase them into shorter, clearer versions that still convey the main idea. The target audience is other healthcare IT professionals.Following is the title and url. VA Officials Exploring Health IT, HIE Solutions to Improve Interoperability https://ehrintelligence.com/news/va-officials-exploring-health-it-hie-solutions-to-improve-interoperability
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