This goal is a daunting challenge by itself, but in the middle of a pandemic, progress can seem impossible as health IT teams adapt to the new and radically evolving environment of the COVID-19 global crisis. But transformation is possible with the right technology and a strategic approach that is customized to an organization’s unique needs. By advancing healthcare’s digital transformation incrementally, and taking measures that maintain care team support, healthcare IT teams can also address larger issues that don’t disappear in the face of a crisis. These include mitigating the unprecedented growth of unstructured data, standardizing IT platforms and ensuring security and compliance, while combating increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

Healthcare IT must quickly transition from its traditional role in supporting in-person care to facilitating digital care delivery. The challenge that must be addressed immediately is the tension between the actual maturity level of a healthcare institution, according to HIMSS’ healthcare provider models, and its ability to deliver on the Quadruple Aim, no matter where the institution is in its digital transformation during the current COVID-19 crisis. Healthcare institutions must continue delivering on better health outcomes, improved patient and staff experience, and lowering the cost of care delivery.

This goal is a daunting challenge by itself, but in the middle of a pandemic, progress can seem impossible as health IT teams adapt to the new and radically evolving environment of the COVID-19 global crisis. But transformation is possible with the right technology and a strategic approach that is customized to an organization’s unique needs. By advancing healthcare’s digital transformation incrementally, and taking measures that maintain care team support, healthcare IT teams can also address larger issues that don’t disappear in the face of a crisis. These include mitigating the unprecedented growth of unstructured data, standardizing IT platforms and ensuring security and compliance, while combating increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Healthcare IT must quickly transition from its traditional role in supporting in-person care to facilitating digital care delivery. The challenge that must be addressed immediately is the tension between the actual maturity level of a healthcare institution, according to HIMSS’ healthcare provider models, and its ability to deliver on the Quadruple Aim, no matter where the institution is in its digital transformation during the current COVID-19 crisis. Healthcare institutions must continue delivering on better health outcomes, improved patient and staff experience, and lowering the cost of care delivery.

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