The discussion will address hot issues and topics within Healthcare IT, including:
- What technologies will providers and administrators require in an accountable care environment in the next five years?
- Mobile technology use within healthcare is up. Where and what are the key drivers and innovations?
- Big data in healthcare – What impact will business intelligence, predictive analytics, and population health technologies have?
- With the increasing use of cloud based solutions, patient portals, mobile devices, telehealth, what is being done about security?
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