Prior authorizations are a major pain point in the healthcare life cycle, with clinicians and payers alike finding the process complex, costly, and error prone. According to a CAQH report published in 2024, about…
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The post–acute care space requires continual evolvement as technology expands to address care setting needs and regulatory changes. In 2022, we published a blog that explored KLAS’ research with post–acute care at the time—since,…
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EHR purchasing in Latin America has fluctuated over the last few years, initially declining at the onset of the pandemic before rising in 2023. KLAS recently published a report that provides an update on…
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The healthcare IT market is changing rapidly, and KLAS’ October reports address many of the trends arising amid those developments. Notably, KLAS published a report on the SDOH Points of Light winning partnerships and…
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Ambient speech is no small buzzword in the healthcare space. Also known as ambient AI, AI scribing, and AI clinical scribe, this generative AI technology is making waves in healthcare with its touted abilities…
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LAS VEGAS, October 21, 2024—KLAS Research, a research and insights firm on a global mission to improve healthcare delivery, presented the 2024 KLAS Emerging Solutions Top 20 awards today at HLTH 2024. The awards highlight…
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KLAS Arch Collaborative Report EHR Governance 2024 – Peer Guidance, Shared Ownership and Governance…
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To bring healthcare providers more transparency to the emerging technology space, KLAS has published more than 275 Emerging Insights reports over the past five years. But the goal of the new 2024 KLAS Emerging…
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In order to successfully move through the care journey and maintain health and wellness, patients need to be able to access accurate, digestible information about their health. A key piece of patient engagement, patient…
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Social determinants of health (SDOH) challenges can create compounding health issues for patients and put a greater strain on the healthcare system. Multiple parties, including healthcare organizations, payers, community-based organizations (CBOs), vendors, and government…
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