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A Note From Carol Reynolds

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, CLIENT EXPERIENCE AND PUBLIC SECTOR

Happy summer and happy Q3, everyone! We have some new and exciting updates to share with you all.

In May, HealthIT.Gov published an article discussing how electronic health records can improve public and population health outcomes. It discussed efficiency (time on task) and effectiveness (guidance and prevention of errors) and specifically called out:

  • Improving public health reporting and surveillance (making it easy)
  • Improving on disease prevention (this aligns with effectiveness – looking more meaningfully at the needs of patients and populations… providing reminders and guidance)
  • Expanding communication between health care providers and public health officials.

The entire premise behind myInisight NX is a renewed focus on efficiency, effectiveness and satisfaction.  The goals achieved have been to make things more intuitive, requiring less time to learn the solution, more effective with real time clinical decision support and guidance (rapid detection of problems) and as both of these occur we know that we gain significantly with user satisfaction.

CONNECTIONS19 was a major success, with a record-setting attendance of more than 1,800 healthcare professionals including clients, partner organizations, industry leaders and experts. I’d like to thank everyone who came out for this special event. It was great to see many of you in our country’s capital and even better to be a part of and witness so many great conversations and growing partnerships. Our team is already busy gearing up for CONNECTIONS20 in beautiful Denver, Colorado! We hope to see you all there for even more discussion and collaboration.

We are looking forward to an exciting and even busier second-half of the year full of opportunities and pivotal conversations. Most importantly, we enjoy being your partner throughout this journey as we continue to work together to help shape the future of healthcare. 

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