Hindsight is 2020: A Year in Review and Moving Forward With WAEPA
As the workforce continues to experience changes, both gradual and drastic, organizations providing services to them may have to adapt as well.
Healthcare
Top 5 GIS Resources to Be Locationally Intelligent
When it comes to tackling issues like the opioid epidemic, disease transmission, reducing homelessness, civic inclusion and more, government has especially utilized GIS to serve their citizens and residents.
Vermont CIO Is All About Streamlining, Consolidating
Vermont’s chief information officer (CIO) sat down with GovLoop to talk about his state’s successes in 2019 and what’s next in 2020 and beyond.
Is Your Agency Struggling With High Benefits Costs?
The right benefits administration technology and meaningful data can transform annual enrollment from a once-a-year event into a year-round personalized journey that engages employees, ultimately lowering an agency’s spend.
North Carolina Is Empowering Health Care Providers With Data
By standardizing, integrating and sharing data, North Carolina has been able to provide better health care to those who visit its hospitals.
Your Top Questions on Federal Open Season Answered
GovLoop’s recent online training helped federal employees understand their health care benefits for this open season, which starts Nov. 11 until Dec. 9, 2019.
How the VHA Does Human-Centered Innovation
The Veterans Health Administration is pairing success metrics with real-life outcomes–that is, the number of lives changed and saved, according to Dr. Ryan Vega, executive director of the VHA Innovation Ecosystem.
Medicaid, Cloud and Large-Scale IT Modernization
In 2018, one agency in Washington became America’s first to transition its entire digital platform for delivering Medicaid assistance into cloud.
Using Technology to Help Address The Public Health Workforce Deficit
Countries around the world are looking to strengthen their health workforce.
Joining a Growing Opportunity in the Field of Health Care With Education
The federal government projects 2.4 million jobs will be added in the health care industry by 2026.