The “secret sauce” for ETL testing in healthcare
There is no doubting the fact that healthcare data is the new treasure trove, just waiting to be tapped into. The process of ETL helps data collected from myriad sources,…
The developer-led testing paradox
Scrum and agile: The perception influencers Not many years ago, when Agile and Scrum were introduced, they set off a wave of change in the industry. Scrum had three roles…
Does it pay to have a dedicated product support team?
Having your product team double hat as an application support team is great as far as resource utilization is concerned and for setting accountability, i.e., "what you broke, you fix’.…
How automation can help close care gaps
The role of quality metrics as being the primary drivers of value-based outcomes cannot be challenged. Clinical Quality Measures help healthcare providers and payers understand, compare, and track the quality…
Improving Medication Adherence with Cost-Effective Automation
Stacey is 71 years old. She lives alone in Alabama, Georgia. She was diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus 7 years ago and is on multiple medications for the condition. Lately, she's…
Responding to the remote patient
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” Albert Einstein is less known for this quote than his theory of relativity. The COVID19 pandemic has completely transformed the way many businesses…
Legacy Modernization 101 – Part 2
In the first part of this blog series, I discussed the perils of running your business with legacy systems. We also considered the various Cost and Risk aspects that are…
Debating the bone of contention – Scrum Series – Part 1
You might have often heard a Scrum master ask “Story points are not equal to time?” Why does this question arise? Consider a situation where two Scrum teams working on…
ONC 2015 Final Rule: It’s time to comply with Certification for Assurance
While talking to some of our customers who we had helped achieve the ONC 2015 certification, we realized there is a sense of relief that the deadlines for ONC 2015…
The Perils of Legacy Healthcare Systems – Part 1
Let's start with a QnA. Q: When would you consider modernizing a legacy software platform? A: a). When my system does not scale up or is not agile enough to…