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Treat Comms as a First Priority Element of BCDR

Daily EHR & Health IT Brief

Most Important Today

  • Learnings and Innovations from the HLTH 2025 Conference – Part 1 — John Lynn (27 Oct 2025). Highlights from HLTH USA capture conversations across providers, payers, and vendors on innovation themes spanning AI, data, and patient engagement.
    Why It Matters: Use these cross-industry signals to calibrate 2026 roadmaps—focus pilots on AI-enabled workflows that integrate with existing data pipelines and contracts, not shiny demos.
  • Rethinking Communications Resilience in Healthcare Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) Plans — Guest Author (27 Oct 2025). A call to treat communications as a first-class element of BCDR, ensuring timely, accurate information flow across teams during disruptions.
    Why It Matters: Add redundant, multi-channel communication to incident playbooks now—test escalation trees, role-based messaging, and compliance logging to reduce downtime and regulatory risk.

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Why It Matters — A Healthcare Leader’s Perspective

Today’s updates emphasize operational resilience and throughput: invest in robust communication within BCDR, evaluate AI for high-volume patient access, and watch platform consolidation in benefits administration. Prioritize integrations, security, and measurable ROI, with tight change management to ensure adoption across clinical and back-office workflows.