Scott Rupp is a Public Relations Manager at Electronic Health Reporter. He focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, particularly in the areas of digital health and telehealth, while also emphasizing the intersection of technology and wellness. Scott's insights and expertise are featured in Electronic Health Reporter.
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Scott Rupp's coverage revolves around the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, with a focus on technology, cybersecurity, patient engagement, and electronic health records. He often cites data in his articles.
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By Michelle Barlow, RN, BSN, Director of Product Management Home Health, Homecare Homebase
By Mark Ferlatte is CTO of Truss There's no shortage of news stories and think pieces outlining the ways regulations have hurt healthcare
By Samir Panchal, consultant, Freed Associates. As industry economics change, health care organizations are increasingly being pressured to
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By Sam Meckey, president, WestCX. Healthcare is built on patient engagement. But when that engagement breaks down, patients don't get the
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By Melissa A. Corneal , MBA, Operational Program Manager. There is a major transformation happening inside healthcare organizations across
By April Miller, Senior Technology Writer, ReHack Care delivery has become less about providing clinical attention and more about coordination through healthcare automation.
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By Dr. Wael Khouli, MD, MBA | Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer, Authsnap I want to be direct about something: the denial problem in U.S. healthcare is not complicated to understand.
Most of the systems we rely on every day receive attention only when something breaks. We don’t talk about roads when traffic flows, or water systems when the tap turns on. These systems fade …
