Below you can read through past issues of the Health Matters Bulletin (published by Reboot Health Consultancy & Advisory Services) and Securely Speaking: Your Privacy & Security Bulletin (published by Reboot Communications). If you would to like to purchase a placement in one of our two bulletins please reach out through our contact page.
In anticipation of the 16th Annual Healthcare Summit, Reboot is excited to present “Expert’s Corner”, a series of blog posts featuring outstanding healthcare leaders and professionals who will be speaking at the summit in June. Watch for a glimpse of what the Healthcare Summit is all about…We had the opportunity to ask Dr. Diane Finegood, […]
In thinking about the upcoming 16th Annual Healthcare Summit, I’m excited about engaging in a dialogue on how to transform the quality of BC healthcare delivery in order to produce more effective and efficient healthcare solutions. I want to focus on how technology can help organizations transform in order to thrive in the new ideas […]
In health IT, we often frame our goals as a checklist of technologies to be acquired rather than focusing on the impact our work has on patients. Impacts that can transform the system, like involving the patient in their care and care planning, reducing wait times, enabling faster and more accurate diagnoses and improving medication […]
There is significant attention and funds invested around the world in pursuit of personalized and precision medicine. What is precision medicine, what role will it play in routine clinical practice and how close are we as Canadians to realizing significant benefits and value? What is precision medicine? Precision medicine is an emerging field in which […]
If you’re considering training for your employees, you’re probably wondering about the value for your organization. We’ve come to measure return on investment, or ROI, in terms of the financial benefits obtained over a specified time period in return for a specific investment. But training — privacy awareness training in particular — can be difficult […]
