Resources for the Healthcare Industry
2026 Trends in Provider Enrollment
Now in its ninth year, HealthStream’s® 2026 Trends in Provider Enrollment report provides a comprehensive view of the challenges and shifts shaping provider enrollment nationwide.
Series | Nurse Practitioner Excellence with AAENP
A 3-part webinar series in partnership with the American Academy of Emergency Nurse Practitioners (AAENP) designed to help healthcare leaders strengthen emergency services by effectively integrating and supporting Nurse Practitioners. Learn practical strategies for practice models, credentialing and privileging, and optimizing NP utilization—including in rural settings.
How to Choose Workforce Management Software in Healthcare: A Guide for CIOs
At a time when health systems are battling profit margin pressure, workforce volatility, and increasing operational complexity, the software decisions chief information officers (CIOs) make today may determine their organization’s competitiveness for the next decade.
SACME Annual Meeting
HealthStream’s CE Management team is excited to attend the SACME 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting next week!
We’re looking forward to connecting with leaders in CME and sharing how our CE Management solutions— CloudCME®, eeds and Rievent — help streamline applications, registrations, evaluations, transcripts, and ACCME‑aligned compliance.
If you’ll be in Lexington or joining virtually, we’d love to meet you and talk about elevating your CE program.
See you at SACME50!
The Future of Revenue Cycle Training Is Personal
Traditional, one-size-fits-all revenue cycle training models are struggling to keep up with the demands of the modern healthcare landscape. When revenue cycle education is generic, engagement drops, skill gaps widen, and costly errors increase. Healthcare compliance training and revenue cycle management (RCM) skills development play a critical role in revenue integrity and organizational success, but traditional approaches no longer align with the evolving needs of today’s healthcare organizations.
Healthcare Interoperability Explained: What It Means and Why It Matters
Data is essential in modern healthcare. But when that data is trapped in silos— inaccessible by clinicians and patients who need it—it can create dangerous gaps in care. This is where healthcare interoperability comes in. Healthcare interoperability is a key requirement for a connected, efficient, and safe healthcare ecosystem. Without it, providers struggle to see the full picture of a patient's health, leading to redundant medical tests, medication errors, and delays in treatment. By enabling different systems to speak the same language, interoperability transforms fragmented data into actionable insights.

Healthcare IT Workforce Trends to Watch in 2026

Nursing Workforce Trends to Watch in 2026
