The Silverline Blog
Industry insights, Salesforce news, and more
Industry insights, Salesforce news, and more
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After a successful industry-wide implementation of new and cutting-edge technology, it’s hard to stomach when something newer and shinier comes out. You want to take a beat and enjoy the fruits of your labor — not completely abandon the old for the new. Many organizations have completed Electronic Health Record (EHR) implementations only to find...
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I received the question the other day from a new Silverliner, as to why we focus initially on the Provider space as a sub-vertical. It’s not the first time I’ve been asked that. It’s not the first time I’ve answered it, which made me realize — maybe more people should know the answer. After working...
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Several trends have converged to make patient engagement key to the success of Life Sciences companies. Patients increasingly expect to collaborate in their care with the same convenience and choice that they enjoy with other consumer companies. Engaging patients is essential, as reimbursement models shift from service based to value based. Engaged patients achieve better...
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In working for Silverline, I am lucky to have a role that lets me guide organizations in understanding how their business operations can better align with patient’s changing expectations. Organizations are quickly finding themselves wondering where, why, and how patients are choosing out-of-network services. They’re left puzzled by the fact that one area of their...
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If you are lucky enough to have met the love of your life, you probably remember certain details about your meeting – where you were, what they were wearing, what they said. My introduction to Salesforce was similarly memorable. In 2003, I was working in sales operations for a Fortune 500 company in Nashville. I...
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When a young family member or friend is undergoing medical treatment, there is uncertainty, fear, and a great deal of the unknown. Although true relief doesn’t come until young patients are home with a clean bill of health, small doses of comfort can sometimes be found along the way. Enter Project Sunshine: supporting children facing...
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In 1979, the Surgeon General’s report of “Healthy People” outlined an initiative and framework for a national effort from the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion to set goals and objectives “to improve the health and well-being of people in the United States.” Since this starting point, the healthcare industry has worked diligently to...
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In times of struggle, I’ve always been of the mind to try and help those in need. And in today’s world, my first thought is to look toward technology and the ways it can assist users in simplifying tasks, or making sense of information. To see what we could create around healthcare datasets, a few...
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Mathematical pioneer Ada Lovelace took on a simple task in 1842 at the behest of her friend and mentor Charles Babbage, commonly known as the Father of the Computer. Her job was to translate Italian engineer Luigi Meneabrea’s lecture notes on the Analytical Engine from French to English. But for a woman who showed her...
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Another successful HIMSS is behind us. Over 43,000 health professionals made their way to Orlando this year to learn more about how technology can impact the way they deliver care and improve the overall quality and experience they provide to their patients and clinicians. We all walked the over 1.1 million square feet of the...