Kno2fy

The Kno2fy podcast discusses the problem of provider-to-provider signing workflows in healthcare. The discussion highlights the relationship between Kno2 and DocuSign. The conversation delves into the partnership between DocuSign and Kno2, focusing on the efficiency and effectiveness of their provider-to-provider signature workflow solution. The discussion emphasizes the value of interoperability, trust, and concludes with a focus on the strategic design pillars important and unique to the solution.

In this episode of Kno2fy, Dr. Schoch and Therasa share a usable definition of Digital Health Platforms. Digital Health Platforms are any tool that delivers or engages with patients and providers outside of the electronic health record (EHR). They explore the rise of digital health platforms and the challenges of integrating them with EHRs. The hosts also highlight the impact of virtual care and the role of AI in assisting healthcare providers. They emphasize the value of being Kno2 Connected as a digital health platform. In this conversation, Dr. Schoch and Theresa specifically discuss the value of being connected to the broader healthcare ecosystem and the importance of sharing clinical information with digital health platforms. They focus on the topic of virtual care and highlight examples of virtual care platforms that address specific healthcare needs, such as managing early-stage dementia or eating disorders. They emphasize the need for these platforms to have access to clinical information and the bidirectional sharing of data with the system of record. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities of virtual care adoption, including regulatory requirements, reimbursement models, and the recognition of virtual care as a part of mainstream healthcare.

In this episode of the Kno2fy podcast, Dr. Peter Schoch and Therasa Bell discuss the importance of healthcare communication and interoperability. They reflect on recent interviews with partners and the transformative impact of being connected. They also explore the challenges of educating healthcare providers about interoperability and the need for technology vendors to create seamless solutions. The conversation touches on topics such as patient consent, sharing patient information, and the impact of interoperability on workflows. The hosts emphasize the importance of education and communication in bridging the gap between providers and technology. The conversation explores the importance of education in promoting interoperability in healthcare. It emphasizes the need for doctors to understand the impact of interoperability so they can become the designers of their own workflow improvements. The conversation also highlights the power of education in driving innovation and putting pressure on technology vendors to deliver good solutions. The burden of change management and work on providers is discussed, with a call to decrease this burden through technology. The conversation touches on the topics of data sharing, awareness of available technology, and the need for education at scale.

Prompt is a full-service EMR practice management and patient engagement platform for physical therapy clinics. They focus on increasing efficiency, wowing patients, improving financial outcomes, and creating a happier staff. The company was founded by Adam Baliatico and Micheal Dwyer, who wanted to provide better technology solutions for physical therapy patients. Prompt's software is a single platform that can be configured to meet the needs of different clinics. They prioritize customer success and rely on customer feedback to drive innovation. Prompt helps PT practices grow revenue, decrease costs, and improve staff satisfaction. They emphasize the importance of interoperability and bi-directional integrations to provide a seamless experience for users. They also advocate for the value of physical therapy and the need for CMS and Medicare to recognize its cost-saving potential. Prompt offers demos and tips to help PT clinics operate more efficiently.

In this episode of Kno2fy, host Dr. Peter Schoch interviews Terry Wall, the founder and CEO of Carefeed, a healthcare technology company based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Carefeed focuses on digitizing and automating processes in the post-acute care space, such as skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities. The goal is to save staff time, improve operational efficiencies, and enhance the resident and family experience. Carefeed integrates with electronic health records (EHRs) and payroll providers to ensure accurate and up-to-date information. The company also emphasizes the importance of interoperability and connectivity in healthcare.

Join us today as we talk to one of our newest partners innovating in the practice of treating eating disorders of all ages in the US. Equip health has a unique and innovative model and recognizes the importance of digital communication facilitating the free flow of clinical information at the point of care to drive workflows such as referrals and enhance clinical outcomes with clinical information at the point of care.

In this episode, Dr. Peter Schoch and Therasa Bell discuss the adoption of interoperability and the barriers that need to be overcome. They explore the importance of interoperability adoption for realizing its promised impact on workflow, efficiency, safety, and provider experience. They also discuss the vision of a successful QHIN and the goal of seamless exchange across all clinical workflows. The conversation touches on the need to shift from process measures to outcome measures when evaluating the impact of interoperability. Dr. Schoch emphasizes the importance of providing every provider with the information they need to deliver the best care experience and outcomes. The episode concludes with a discussion on how Kno2 plans to break down barriers to interoperability.

In this episode, Dr. Schoch and Theresa discuss the state of interoperability at the end of 2023 and look ahead to 2024. They reflect on the evolution of interoperability over the past few decades, from HL7 V2 messaging in the 80s to the adoption of IHE profiles and CDA in the 2000s. They also explore the concept of federated interoperability and the movement towards organization-to-organization and organization-to-patient communication. Dr. Schoch shares his personal experience with implementing electronic health records and discusses the ongoing challenge of defining interoperability and meaningful communication. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the confusion surrounding the term 'interoperability' and the desire for further progress in the field in 2024.

Dr. Schoch and Therasa host Dr. Mickey Tripathi and discuss the history and importance of network interoperability in healthcare. Tripathi explains that TEFCA (Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement) is a critical milestone in the industry's journey towards interoperability. He emphasizes the need for network-to-network interoperability and the incremental value that TEFCA offers. The trio then discuss various barriers to adoption, including the need for interoperability to be easier than using fax machines. Dr. Tripathi highlights the role of sister agencies in the federal government in driving adoption and the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors. The conversation concludes with the recognition that interoperability at scale that drives impact in healthcare is a collaborative effort involving various stakeholders.

What do cell phone networks and QHIN have in common? Join Dr Schoch and Therasa Bell with special guest Jon Elwell CEO of Kno2 as they discuss the recent milestone achievements of HITRUST Certification of the Kno2 Platform and their Designation as 1 of only 7 federally designated Qualified Health Information Networks (QHIN). Here the story of the journey, the commitment to mission and the impact of these achievements on the future of healthcare as they add fuel to the fire to democratize health information exchange.