September saw not only a high volume of KLAS reports but also many KLAS firsts. KLAS published an overview of their first Middle East Summit, the first KLAS Arch Collaborative report addressing EHR interoperability,…
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In September, KLAS Research and Bain & Company co-published our third report, Healthcare IT Spending 2024: Innovation, Integration, and AI. Our goal is to understand the market dynamics of IT spending; this year, we…
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To promote collaboration between healthcare organizations, healthcare IT vendors, and professional services firms and support continual improvement of the clinician EHR experience, KLAS hosted the seventh annual Arch Collaborative Learning Summit in July 2024….
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KLAS Arch Collaborative Report KLAS Arch Collaborative Success PathwayâEHR Changes & Upgrades – Clinician Relationships and Communication, Ongoing EHR Education, Shared Ownership and Governance…
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KLAS’ K2 Collaborative celebrates successful partnerships between payers, providers, and vendors. At KLAS’ fourth annual K2 Collaborative Summit, recipients of the Points of Light Award presented their case studies about successful payer and provider…
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Managing healthcare experiences requires a nuanced approach of looking at not only patient satisfaction but also the satisfaction of clinicians, families and caregivers, and employees. As a result, vendors in this space are starting…
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This report looks at clinician experiences with EHR interoperability and what needs arenât being met….
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Each year, it’s an honor for KLAS to collaborate with the Center for Connected Medicine (CCM) at UPMC to find out what technologies are top of mind for the C-suite in healthcare. Our findings…
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August brought some exciting new data and publications from KLAS. Included in this month’s reports are an executive overview of KLAS’ fifth Enterprise Imaging Summit, a recap report of the Emerging Insights that KLAS…
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When the KLAS Arch Collaborative first started measuring clinician EHR satisfaction in 2017, research primarily focused on providers’ experiences and needs. Over the years, we have expanded our research to include other clinician types—including…
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