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From Hands‑On Engineering to Strategic Vision: Dan Baxter on Leading What’s Ahead

From Hands‑On Engineering to Strategic Vision: Dan Baxter on Leading What’s Ahead

by Amelia Rodriguez | Mar 19, 2026 | Healthcare

For 35 years, Lone Star Communications has earned its reputation by making complex healthcare and education technologies work in the real world. As the company prepares for its next chapter, the evolution of its technology leadership marks a defining moment—one that...
From Alarms to Analytics: How Willis Knighton Health Cut Falls by 35%

From Alarms to Analytics: How Willis Knighton Health Cut Falls by 35%

by Amelia Rodriguez | Mar 12, 2026 | Healthcare

Falls remain one of healthcare’s most persistent—and preventable—safety challenges. They are costly in human terms (injury, fear of mobilizing, prolonged recovery) and organizational terms (longer lengths of stay, penalties, reputational risk). In rehabilitation,...
The Future of Healthcare Communication: Integration, Analytics, and Customization

The Future of Healthcare Communication: Integration, Analytics, and Customization

by Amelia Rodriguez | Jan 13, 2026 | Healthcare

Hospital safety is at a crossroads. The threats facing healthcare facilities today go far beyond clinical errors—they include active shooter scenarios, workplace violence, and communication breakdowns that can cost lives.   In high-stress moments, every second counts,...
How Nursing Informatics and Alarm Management Reduce Fatigue and Improve Patient Outcomes

How Nursing Informatics and Alarm Management Reduce Fatigue and Improve Patient Outcomes

by Amelia Rodriguez | Dec 19, 2025 | Healthcare

When every beep sounds like an emergency, but most aren’t, the danger is real. In hospitals, alarms are meant to save lives, yet their constant chorus often does the opposite. This phenomenon, known as alarm fatigue, occurs when clinicians become desensitized to...
The Complete Guide to Healthcare Technology Success: Vendor Trust, Workflow Innovation, and Leadership

The Complete Guide to Healthcare Technology Success: Vendor Trust, Workflow Innovation, and Leadership

by Amelia Rodriguez | Dec 10, 2025 | Healthcare

What does it really take to make healthcare technology adoption successful? It’s not about the latest gadgets or flashy demos; it’s about building authentic relationships, engaging the right stakeholders, and focusing on outcomes that matter. From earning trust with...
Workplace Safety in Healthcare: How RTLS Protects Nurses & Patients

Workplace Safety in Healthcare: How RTLS Protects Nurses & Patients

by Amelia Rodriguez | Nov 21, 2025 | Healthcare

Picture this: A patient needs urgent care, and a nurse is rushing to find the right equipment, while precious time is slipping away. In these critical moments, knowing exactly where people and resources are can mean the difference between chaos and calm.  ...
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