| Cover Story Shared Decision-Making: Giving the Patient a Say. No, Really. After decades of slow acceptance, shared decision-making is becoming a pivotal part of the transition to a value-driven delivery system. Features Staffing issues Generations in the Worplace: Who Will Lead Your Hospital? A painful vacuum looms as baby boom execs retire without preparing a new generation of leaders The Interview Fueling Change in Medical Education A Q&A with Susan Skochelak, M.D., who's leading the American Medical Association's $10 million hunt for ways to change physician education for the better. Staffing issues Clinical Management: A Focus on Heart Failure Reaching way beyond their old acute care boundaries, hospitals cut readmissions forheart failure patients Special report Investing in Value-Based Care Our expert writers explain how health care providers define value and achieve value, and why that matters to the capital markets community. HPOE Eliminating CAUTI: Crucial Support for Your Safety Improvement Journey |
InBox People & Business Your Turn Datadig Recent Research Hot Topics From First Phone Call to Last Visit Value-based leadership This foldout section looks at the seven steps to a value-structured hospital, 10 must-d0 strategies for thriving in the new health care era, and what new skills management, physicians and trustees should have. Connecting the Continuum Expert Panel Discussion on The Road to CPOE Expert CIOs and CMIOs share their experiences with the planning and implementation of CPOE. Expert Panel Discussion on Bio-Med and the CIO Hospital information systems forging a link between biomedical engineering and the CIO. |
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The road to meaningful use of health information technology is riddled with detours, potholes and yield signs. Yet the 2012 H&HN Most Wired Survey proves that hospitals with well-crafted and well-mapped plans can motor their way toward successful adoption. A record number of hospitals earned Most Wired status in this, the 14th, annual survey, which gauges how organizations are planning to utilize and secure IT across the entire enterprise.
