2016 was a key year for NYeC and the SHIN-NY. In this high-level overview, progress and accomplishments, as well as key QE successes, are highlighted. It also outlines how the SHIN-NY supports various value-based care initiatives and plays into the larger healthcare ecosystem, advancing care statewide.
In this month’s newsletter, learn more about the SHIN-NY Policy Committee and review the whitepaper developed as part of the consent policy review and assessment, how digital health is helping NYC’s economy, and watch a 2016 Digital Health Conference session video about digital health investments. Additionally, explore how social determinants are becoming a must-have for value-based care.
Highlights from the New York Digital Health Accelerator Demo Day. Don’t miss the NYeC PQRS Registry submission deadlines! Learn more about other top headlines, stay up to date on all the happenings in HAPS, NYeC’s Healthcare Advisory Professional Services (HAPS), and explore partner events and opportunities.
Get a look ahead at 2017 from NYec’s new Executive Director, Val Grey. Additionally, the NYeC PQRS Registry is open! Explore other top headlines, stay up to date on all the happenings in HAPS, NYeC’s Healthcare Advisory Professional Services (HAPS), and explore partner events and opportunities.
Telehealth & Telecare Aware, a 2016 Digital Health Conference partner, provides a review of the presentions from the conference. Editor Donna Cusano notes her recommendations for viewing.
In a recent RCM Answers, Sarianne Gruber reported on the “Navigating Value-Based Care: Making it Work in New York” panel at the 2016 Digital Health Conference.
Explore highlights from this year’s Digital Health Conference, including presentations and videos approved to share, and the PATH Awards, other top headlines, stay up to date on all the happenings in HAPS, NYeC’s Healthcare Advisory Professional Services (HAPS), and explore partner events and opportunities.
Internet Health Management reported on the “Digital Health Initiatives and Implementation at New York-Presbyterian” session at the 2016 Digital Health Conference. At the session, Dr. Peter Fleischut, Chief Innovation Office, told conference attendees about NYP OnDemand, a new telehealth initiative that enables patients, doctors, and other healthcare providers to perform a broader range of web-based healthcare transactions.
We’d like to thank all of our attendees, sponsors, partners, and speakers who helped to make this year’s Digital Health Conference a resounding success.
Presentations and videos approved to share can be found here.
The “Where is Digital Health Headed in 2017? Follow The Money!” panel at the Digital Health Conference featured four Wall Street bankers and a venture capital executive. Together they addressed investor money, which will keep flowing into digital healthcare—under certain circumstances, Internet Health Management reported.