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Creating a Healthcare IT Industry Roadmap

Are telemedicine, voice recognition and mobile applications emerging issues in healthcare IT, or current issues? What about dealing with fax machines – is it still an issue, or do solution providers not have to deal with it anymore?

These were a few of the topics discussed at the CompTIA Healthcare IT Community meeting at the CompTIA Annual Member Meeting today in Chicago.

The group began creating a roadmap of the healthcare IT industry, pinpointing emerging, current and fading issues and trends in areas like regulation, technologies, services and customer expectations. The goal is to create a current snapshot of the market, highlight potential business opportunities and threats on the horizon, and provide a document to help solution providers plan their business strategy. Community members plan to further discuss and refine the document in the coming months.

The group also made suggestions for data they would like to see from future CompTIA research studies, mostly information on healthcare provider attitudes and purchasing processes involving IT.

Want to find out more about CompTIA’s Healthcare IT Community? Check it out online.

Comments  (2)

  • Mario Chambers on Monday, March 11, 2013

    Ms. Coleman-Grady, What telehealth system are you using?
  • Carolyn Coleman-Grady on Monday, March 11, 2013

    Telehealth is a tool that is needed by home care agencies. The use of this tool helps reduce frequent hospitalizations. It is currently not covered by the stakholders. Experts have indicated further research is needed. I have been involve with the use of this tool for 7 years. What I have found in our current work place our hospitalization rates are 14 where the national is 28. It is attributed to our telehealth program and of course excellent Nursing staff. Patient participate in their care by using this system and many of them find it useful. Many home care agencies don't have them because of the cost to purchase. As stated, Reimbursement is an issue, no one covers this cost. Our agency has 60.
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