The Future Of Care Coordination? It’s Elementary, Watson

We’ve written much about how technology is remaking health and human services in consumer appointments, billing, evidence-based practices, and other respects (see The Urgent Care Opportunity, Does Your ‘Online Presence’ Have The Elements It Needs?, and Are There Evidence-Informed Tech Practices For Community Support Services?). But keeping up with so many potentially revolutionary tech trends — big data, cloud computing, mobile apps, blockchain, the Internet of Things, to name a few — is an increasingly challenging proposition. How can you tell what’s legitimate, and what’s sci-fi-style speculation . . .