H. Stephen Lieber is the Executive Chairman of the Alliance for Smart Healthcare Excellence, a not-for-profit organisation focused on advancing healthcare through the adoption and use of intelligent healthcare technologies, practices and processes. Previously, he also served as CEO of HIMSS and Chief Analytics Officer at CHIME. Known for his organisational growth skills, he has a strong executive network and international recognition.
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Executive Chairman/ Co-Founder Alliance for Smart Healthcare Excellence
Digital health systems are no longer defined only by the adoption of individual technologies. Their value increasingly depends on how data, platforms, workflows and governance structures work together across care settings. Electronic health records, imaging systems, interoperability platforms, cybersecurity frameworks and AI-enabled tools are becoming part of the same operational fabric, shaping 1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MOREDigital health systems are no longer defined only by the adoption of individual technologies. Their value increasingly depends on how data, platforms, workflows and governance structures work together across care settings. Electronic health records, imaging systems, interoperability platforms, cybersecurity frameworks and AI-enabled tools are becoming part of the same operational fabric, shaping 1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MOREDigital health systems are no longer defined only by the adoption of individual technologies. Their value increasingly depends on how data, platforms, workflows and governance structures work together across care settings. Electronic health records, imaging systems, interoperability platforms, cybersecurity frameworks and AI-enabled tools are becoming part of the same operational fabric, shaping 1
READ MORECybersecurity failures in hospitals disrupt clinical operations and can affect patient outcomes. The Healthcare Zero Trust Maturation Model (HC-ZTMM) provides a structured framework to assess and advance Zero Trust maturity across identity, data, infrastructure and experience domains. By aligning cybersecurity with clinical workflows, resilience and executive governance, it enables organisation1
READ MOREThe Smart Hospital Maturity Model offers a framework to guide healthcare organisations through digital transformation. It defines six stages of smart hospital development, highlights trends like AI-driven revenue cycle management and data storage challenges, and stresses the importance of analytics maturity. By adopting SHMM, hospitals can systematically advance toward fully integrated, patient1
READ MOREHealthcare is moving from disconnected digitisation to purposeful integration where data, workflows and people align around patient value. The shift demands more than new tools: it requires upgraded infrastructure, clear governance, skilled teams and a culture that treats technology as an enabler of safer, faster, fairer care. AI now sits at the centre of this transformation. Deploye
READ MOREDigital transformation reshapes healthcare systems across the world, enabling more proactive, data-driven and personalised approaches to care. Such technologies as AI, cloud computing and digital therapeutics promise to optimise operations, support clinical decision-making and expand access to care. However, true transformation requires more than innovation — it demands a shift in leadership cult1
READ MOREThe healthcare sector is experiencing a profound transformation, driven by the emergence of disruptive ecosystems that challenge traditional models and redefine what is possible. These ecosystems, fuelled by rapid technological advancements, innovative collaborations and a focus on patient-centric care, are reshaping the way healthcare is delivered, managed and accessed. In this issue, we delve i1
READ MOREThese five lessons from business decisions failures provide insights that leaders can leverage to navigate challenges more effectively, fostering resilience and sustainable success within their organisations. Key Points Delaying decisions on underperforming employees can exacerbate issues and erode team morale. Leaders must face performance facts promptly, seek honest fe
READ MOREHealthcare has recently witnessed a monumental shift propelled by the wide-spread adoption and integration of digital technologies. Digital tools and technologies are transforming care delivery to patients and streamlining processes across all care levels and settings. At its core, digital transformation heralds a new era of efficiency, accessibility, and patient-centricity within the healthc1
READ MOREIt has long been acknowledged that the backbone of the healthcare system consists of a strong, caring and resilient workforce. Healthcare workers play a pivotal role in ensuring the success of a hospital and, more importantly, in providing the best possible care to patients. However, in recent years, the healthcare workforce has faced significant challenges and pressures, leading to many qu1
READ MOREPatients and their families today are expecting more transparency and involvement in their care than ever before. They want to engage with their health, to access their medical records, and to be informed about clinical decisions and options. Clinicians and administrators also have heightened expectations about the data, analytical tools and technology available to them. They seek more personali1
READ MOREThe quickly evolving major presence of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare means the current regulatory landscape is changing. AI-based medical devices are rapidly revolutionising the industry across the globe, but along with the many positive developments made in healthcare delivery, calls for more regulatory oversight are growing. Many countries are rethinking and re-tooling their regulatory 1
READ MOREThe last 3 years have been very difficult times for healthcare organisations as they have faced and dealt with the challenges of COVID-19, supply chain disruptions, and staffing problems. The 2022 Digital Health Most Wired survey, conducted by CHIME, shows how facilities are increasingly turning to digital tools to address infrastructure, security, administrative/supply chain, analytics/data man1
READ MOREAs healthcare has become ubiquitously digitised, we have reaped the benefits of more easily accessed and shared patient data. Clinicians know more about their patients’ medical history and have digital tools to better assist in diagnosis and care. But this has also increased our risks. Bad actors and recognising the monetary value of healthcare data are increasingly putting our healthcar1
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