Sponsored By Qualifacts
The last year has proven that value-based reimbursement is here to stay to help control cost and quality. To succeed in that environment, specialty provider organizations will need to adopt new technologies that can help master population health management, data exchange, and clinical decision support. For executives to lead successfully, they need to link those tech investments to strategy for a sustainable performance and competitive advantage.
OPEN MINDS surveyed specialty provider organizations in the health and human services field to determine where they are on the road to technology adoption.
The survey provides information on a number of important variables and where you fit in.
Variables such as:
- Number of employees devoted to information technology functions
- Estimated annual information technology budget (including hardware, software, networks, IT consultation services, outsourced projects/functionality, and IT staff)
- A unique list of technology innovations human services executives are implementing