Successfully delivering healthcare has never been more dependent on our ability to utilize information technology, data and analytics. New technologies hold great promise in our pursuit of the healthcare triple aim of improving the patient experience (including quality and satisfaction), the health of populations and reducing the per capita cost of care. But they also […]
Virtual Group Networking - You asked for MORE! Registration is closed. Please join us another time. Join other NESHS members for a FREE networking luncheon. We will randomly shuffle you into two virtual breakout rooms with two different themes. AND in each room you will meet some new contacts. So, plan to ”BYOL” (Bring Your Own […]
The Biden/Harris Administration will be 100 days old on April 30th. How has this new team affected the healthcare of our country? Is COVID in check, has the ACA survived the Supreme Court and are more Americans insured? Is the healthcare industry emerging from the pandemic stronger? Is the outlook bright for providers and patients […]
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the healthcare system in our country and across New England, and especially for physicians in practice. To date, over 28 million COVID-19 cases have been reported in the US with over half a million deaths. New England has seen more than 1.1 million COVID-19 cases and […]
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. For most health systems, the pandemic uncovered a major overhead cost problem, sending healthcare executives and planners back to their drawing boards to reimagine systems of care that are more value-centric, nimble, and asset-light. Chief among their planning mandates is re-assessing and re-designing ambulatory care networks that meet consumer demands for inclusive, […]
