Top Five ACO IT Foundation and Infrastructure Considerations for CIOs

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Topics: Accountable Care, Market Trends, Strategy, Unified Communications, Emerging and Disruptive Technologies, Information Technology, Data and Semantic Interoperability, Cloud Computing, Enterprise Data Warehouse, Business Intelligence, Virtual Technologies, IT Market Analysis, Chronic Care Management, Methodologies, Performance Improvement, Multidisciplinary Care, Patient-Focused Care, IT Infrastructure

Technology | Mike Davis | Feb. 14, 2011

As health care organizations position themselves for supporting accountable care services, a focus on key IT foundation and infrastructure capabilities will need to be managed to minimize total cost of ownership, ensure architecture flexibility, and optimize the use of patient data and information across all required modalities of care. We review the top five IT considerations for organizations preparing for accountable care.

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