Resources for the Healthcare Industry
Solving the 20-Point Gap Between Nursing Knowledge and Judgment
Discover why strong nursing knowledge isn’t translating to real-world judgment—and how to close the gap. This webinar reveals data-driven insights and practical strategies to build clinical judgment, boost readiness, and improve patient outcomes.
The Ethical Landscape of AI in Healthcare Workforce Management: What Leaders Need to Know
Healthcare organizations are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI), not just for clinical applications but also to optimize operations and workforce management. With 78% of healthcare leaders reporting that their AI budgets would grow in 2025, the pressure to streamline staffing, reduce costs, and boost productivity has never been greater.
LGBTQ+ Resources For Healthcare Organizations: Building Inclusive Care and Workplace Cultures
Inclusive healthcare environments are shaped by everyday interactions, clear communication, and a steady commitment to learning. When organizations invest in building understanding and supporting their teams, they create spaces where LGBTQ+ patients and staff can feel respected and supported. This guide highlights practical ways healthcare organizations can strengthen inclusive care and workplace cultures, with a focus on education, leadership, and trusted resources that support lasting progress.
2026 NAMSS Educational Conference & Expo
HealthStream is a proud Elite Sponsor of the NAMSS 50th Annual Conference, taking place October 18–21 in New Orleans. This conference brings together 1,500+ medical services and credentialing professionals for dynamic keynotes, 45+ expert-led sessions, and immersive networking experiences. Visit us at Booth #111 to learn more about how we are supporting the credentialing industry.
Accelerate Provider Onboarding with Automated Credentialing
Delays in credentialing, enrollment, and data collection can push back a provider’s first day of patient care, affecting both access and reimbursement. This blog explains how manual processes create bottlenecks across the onboarding lifecycle and shows how automation, real-time verification, and centralized data can keep information moving and reduce errors. A more connected approach helps organizations move providers to active practice sooner while improving coordination, consistency, and overall workflow management.

Healthcare IT Workforce Trends to Watch in 2026

2026 Trends In Provider Enrollment
