Natural and manmade disasters often cause interruptions in routine healthcare, including the displacement of patients (typically in the millions each year in the U.S.), hospital evacuations, and the resulting need for individuals and families to seek care in shelter environments. Knowing these realities, providers and communities need to have a preparedness plan in place.
Join Lauren Knieser, Senior Director of Customer Success for Partner Engagement at PointClickCare, George Gooch, CEO at Texas Health Services Authority, Suzanne Kirayoğlu, Health Information Technology Project Manager at the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, and Kate Jackson, Product Director at PointClickCare as they discuss the use of health information technology for better health care coordination in disasters.
Natural and manmade disasters often cause interruptions in routine healthcare, including the displacement of patients (typically in the millions each year in the U.S.), hospital evacuations, and the resulting need for individuals and families to seek care in shelter environments. Knowing these realities, providers and communities need to have a preparedness plan in place.
Join Lauren Knieser, Senior Director of Customer Success for Partner Engagement at PointClickCare, George Gooch, CEO at Texas Health Services Authority, Suzanne Kirayoğlu, Health Information Technology Project Manager at the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, and Kate Jackson, Product Director at PointClickCare as they discuss the use of health information technology for better health care coordination in disasters.