IDG Contributor Network: Kinvey and Redox want to help healthcare vendors innovate
Ever since President Obama flagged his intention to change the way the U.S. healthcare system works, a spotlight has been shining upon health IT as a potential driver for patient benefits.
Moving to a results-based model for funding means that, at last, incentives exist for practitioners and other health sector players to move the needle on the way their systems work. For too long the health system has been typified by inefficiency, massive wastage and, ultimately, poor employee outcomes.
So now that there is a will to do things differently, the focus moves to the "how"? The mandate is there for a change, but what barriers still lie in the way?
To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here