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"2006 Survey on Initiatives in eHealth Report," a comprehensive study, looks at the industry's online technologies current state, gathering over 267 responses from leading industrial professionals, capturing critical insights, investments and feedback on where healthcare organization plan to take their online initiatives in the future.
The study also features an overview comparison from the
2005 study, providing a holistic view of where healthcare and online
technologies are advancing and falling behind.
Key findings in the 2006 study include:
- Innovative organizations continuing on the fast cycle of development, while new movement stems from
dramatic growth positioning web sites as a mission critical initiative in healthcare organizations
- Organizations' relationships with vendors are changing as those continuing to rely on expert assistance
are view relationships as long-term partnerships
- The realization of the need to build a strong business plan for ehealth initiatives and to project
and measure ROI is fast increasing
The "2005 Survey on Initiatives in eHealth" is a 33-page, comprehensive study that looks at the state of ehealth today, covering 167 industry professionals, with representative samples from diverse organization types and facilities nationwide.
The survey was conducted to give a profile of commercial use of web sites and web-based solutions for hospitals and health systems in 2005.
Key benefits of the study results include:
- An understanding of who the change agents are within the realm of healthcare IT including an evaluation of the impact of departmental and organizational culture;
- The organizational roles and consumer demands as driving forces for web technology adoption, aggressiveness and success;
- Factors separating successful from unsuccessful organizations - what are contributing factors to organizational success and what barriers to execution are organizations encountering in the web realm; and
- Feedback and direction on the industry's future for online web initiatives.
