At Duke Heart, collecting data at the point of care and using that data to boost performance and drive quality is all part of a solution that improves patient and physician satisfaction—positively impacting overall outcomes and the hospital’s bottom line in the process. Learn how during our upcoming webinar Structured Reporting and Analytics for Invasive Cardiology.

With hospitals sustaining a major financial hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, any reduction in costs would be welcome. And though there are many arguments in favor of the healthcare industry’s use of software as a service (SaaS) solutions, according to a new study, lower spending on IT tops them all.

Healthcare organizations, technology firms, nonprofits, and academia are banding together to use their collective expertise, data, and insights for rapid deployment of innovative, open-source solutions to the global pandemic.

Sunny skies every day, fireworks above Disney World every night—and LUMEDX. These are all things you can expect to see in Orlando next month if you're among the healthcare professionals from around the world attending the 2020 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition.

Client partner Duke University Health System and LUMEDX subject matter expert Matthew Esham have been selected to present at the upcoming HIMSS 2020 Global Health Conference & Exhibition.

What is holding hospitals back from using data analytics to make decisions that could potentially cure some of what ails the healthcare industry? A recent survey found that despite having access to these tools, eight in 10 managers reported utilization as negligible—despite evidence that analytics can lower costs and improve performance.

In the absence of nationally available data for pediatric cardiology, children’s heart centers are making good use of data intelligence to track their own data and move towards more evidence-based patient care.

Data aggregation and analytics capabilities are top of mind for healthcare executives in 2020, however obstacles such as lack of data standards and poor data normalization remain, according to the third annual survey from the Center for Connected Medicine (CCM).

LUMEDX is pleased to announce that clients will enjoy automated updates for all HealthView Analytics (HVA) products as of Nov. 15—the first step in the company's journey towards an effortless automation process for all software as a service (SaaS) customers.

Learn how to unlock the power of the data you already collect to improve your understanding of patient populations and how disease burden impacts quality and financial outcomes by signing up for the upcoming webinar, free from LUMEDX.