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Derive Healthcare would like to wish all of our clients, prospective clients, strategic alliance partners, affiliates and every other organization and individual that/who has brought us success in the past year, a very happy 2017!

All of us at Derive Healthcare, along with our strategic alliance partners, would like to wish everyone very Happy, Healthy December 2016 Holidays.

Please note that Derive's offices will be open during the week of December 26. If you have any questions for the members of our team during this period, please use the Contact Form below, or call us at (212) 363-1111.

Michael Guerriero, Senior Vice President, NJHA Healthcare Business Solutions, sent an announcement today of the organization's newest strategic alliance partner, Derive Healthcare.
 

New York, NY, October 20, 2016 – A strategic alliance was just formed between Derive Technologies, a leading, New York-based, IT infrastructure consultancy (and the company’s dedicated Derive Healthcare practice), and Kaminario, a leading all-flash storage company, developers of the Kaminario K2 all-flash storage array.

An article in the September 26, edition of Becker's Health IT & CIO Review, by Akanksha Jayanthi, entitled, "HIMSS, CHIME seek to separate health IT, health informatics, health information management occupations" , indicates that, as the "Standard Occupation Classification Policy Committee is making revisions to its classifications for 2018, it may consider distinguishing occupations related to health informatics, health information management and health information techno

Jon Flaxman, HP, Inc.'s Chief Operating Officer, just sent the the email below to the HP Partner community, announcing, according to a report in today's edition of The New York Times: "HP Inc. said on Monday that it had agreed to acquire Samsung Electronics Company’s printer business in a deal valued at $1.05 billion.

Derive Technologies and Derive Healthcare annually honor the men, women, and children who lost their lives on 9-11-2001.

An article by author, Max Green, on the Becker's Hospital Review/Becker's Health IT website, published yesterday, August 23, 2016, indicated that "Nearly a third of hospitals transmit patient data unencrypted," according to a survey from HIMSS.

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Derive Healthcare brings breaking news from Modern Healthcare to our readers, the article reproduced in entirety on our website (below). Please also visit the Modern Healthcare website to access the CMS star rating system lookup tool (bottom of article). Modern Healthcare requires free registration to read complete stories.