October 31, 2025

Whitepaper: Redesigning RCM Support: A Step-by-Step Framework for Relieving Burnout and Boosting Yield

Hospitals aren’t just healthcare providers – they’re among the largest employers in their communities. But as workforce demands grow and burnout intensifies, health systems must rethink how to support finance and RCM teams while staying financially agile.

This whitepaper outlines how end-to-end RCM partnerships can strengthen internal teams, not replace them. By consolidating workflows, filling resource gaps and reducing tech overload, health systems can drive both financial performance and workforce satisfaction.

You’ll get step-by-step guidance to vet, implement and evaluate an RCM partner, as well as strategies to include your staff’s valuable input throughout the process.

Insights Include:

• Consolidating workflows under one accountable partner,
• Filling resource and skill gaps without increasing burnout,
• Turning tech overload into streamlined support,
• Refocusing internal teams on high-impact work, and
• Onboarding external support with transparency and staff input.

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October 29, 2025

Article: The Latest on Bloomberg’s 10 Healthcare High Schools

All 10 of Bloomberg Philanthropies-sponsored healthcare high schools are now under construction or have welcomed their first cohorts of students.

The first-of-its-kind initiative was announced by Bloomberg in January 2024. The philanthropy distributed $250 million across 10 health systems and school partnerships operating in 10 rural and urban communities.

The schools offer a specialized healthcare curriculum that allows students to earn industry-valued credentials and certifications alongside their high school diplomas. Upon graduation, students can continue their education or directly enter the workforce. Collectively, these partnerships planned to serve nearly 6,000 students.

Nearly two years later, all but one school has welcomed its inaugural class.

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October 29, 2025

Article: The Quality Department Alone Can’t Drive Safety or Strategic Improvement: The Critical Role of Operations, Informatics & Analytics in Continual System Re-Design

We all know clinicians see safety and quality as part of their professional duty. They carry the responsibility to deliver the best care possible, to avoid harm, and to give their patients the best possible experience. Yet in practice, clinicians wrestle daily with systems not optimized for safe, efficient work.

Between clunky interfaces, misaligned incentives, workflow bottlenecks, and communication gaps, suboptimized systems are a major contribution to both clinician emotional fatigue, poor organizational performance and increasing risks to quality and safety. So, the real question becomes: who helps ensure the system is designed so that clinicians can do their best work, and patients can have the best results?

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October 29, 2025

Whitepaper: Redesigning RCM Support: A Step-by-Step Framework for Relieving Burnout and Boosting Yield

Hospitals aren’t just healthcare providers – they’re among the largest employers in their communities. But as workforce demands grow and burnout intensifies, health systems must rethink how to support finance and RCM teams while staying financially agile.

This whitepaper outlines how end-to-end RCM partnerships can strengthen internal teams, not replace them. By consolidating workflows, filling resource gaps and reducing tech overload, health systems can drive both financial performance and workforce satisfaction.

You’ll get step-by-step guidance to vet, implement and evaluate an RCM partner, as well as strategies to include your staff’s valuable input throughout the process.

Insights include:

• Consolidating workflows under one accountable partner,
• Filling resource and skill gaps without increasing burnout,
• Turning tech overload into streamlined support,
• Refocusing internal teams on high-impact work, and
• Onboarding external support with transparency and staff input

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October 29, 2025

Whitepaper: Still Solving Clinical Gaps One Tool at a Time? There’s a Better Approach

Digital fragmentation is stalling care coordination. Clinicians toggle between systems. Pharmacists use different drug references than physicians. Patients receive inconsistent information. And IT leaders are left stitching solutions together with limited success.

A systemic approach to integrating clinical information across teams can help improve care delivery, team collaboration, and patient outcomes. This whitepaper introduces a systems-thinking framework to unify care delivery around trusted, evidence-based information. Backed by examples from Allina Health, St. Luke’s University Health Network, and more, it shows how integrated guidance at the point of care can reduce errors, align teams, and support patients throughout their health journeys.

For CIOs, CMIOs, and digital transformation leaders, this is more than a fix – it’s a blueprint for sustainable, team-based care.

You’ll Learn:

• 5 strategies to build out evidence-based, interconnected teams,
• How health systems are scaling digital tools without overloading staff, and
• Measurable results – including fewer errors, improved clinician engagement, and increased patient trust.

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