Hannah Raiters

Hannah Raiters

Change Management Expert
Hannah Raiters specializes in organizational processes and change management in the healthcare industry. Her content goes in-depth into commonly challenging areas for medical professionals. Hannah discusses the impact of process management on patient safety and outcomes, gives practical tips on overcoming barriers to process innovation, and helps leaders build a culture of continuous improvement in healthcare. 
How Will Malaysia’s Budget 2027 Reform the Healthcare System?
Technology How Will Malaysia’s Budget 2027 Reform the Healthcare System?

A record allocation of RM47.7 billion marks a strategic pivot in Malaysia's efforts to modernize infrastructure and stabilize a workforce strained by the contract doctor system. This financial commitment, representing a 2.5 percent increase over previous cycles, reflects a deliberate move by

AOVO Optimizes Clinical Trials Using AI and Data Management
Data and Information AOVO Optimizes Clinical Trials Using AI and Data Management

By automating the operational spine of the clinic, AOVO aims to use existing clinical data to identify potential trial participants who might otherwise be overlooked during traditional screening. This strategic pivot comes at a time when the sheer volume of technical documentation—spanning p

Healthcare Literacy Is Now a Core Executive Leadership Skill
Organizational Governance Healthcare Literacy Is Now a Core Executive Leadership Skill

The integration of real-world data and patient-reported outcomes into the evidence ecosystem is becoming a foundational requirement for demonstrating long-term value. This shift reflects a broader evolution where technical knowledge once siloed in specialized departments is now a prerequisite for

Healthcare AI Strategy: Prioritizing Workloads Over Hardware
Process Healthcare AI Strategy: Prioritizing Workloads Over Hardware

Relying on cloud scalability for high-resolution cardiac MRIs creates significant operational expenses and latency issues due to the inherent gravity of healthcare data. This reality forces a confrontation with the current industry obsession regarding raw silicon power and the latest graphics

Applying Japanese Lean Principles to African Healthcare
Process Applying Japanese Lean Principles to African Healthcare

Fragmented healthcare landscapes, where international NGO projects and national initiatives run parallel without coordination, create the exact kind of variation that Six Sigma aims to eliminate. This systemic discord is often masked by a narrative of scarcity, yet the reality suggests that

How Will Agentic AI Transform Clinical Oncology?
Data and Information How Will Agentic AI Transform Clinical Oncology?

While traditional artificial intelligence tools require constant human prompting for discrete tasks, agentic AI operates with a degree of autonomy to pursue complex multi-step objectives. This evolution marks a departure from the reactive "co-pilot" systems that dominated the early part

How Automation Is Reducing Manual Data Entry in Healthcare
Process How Automation Is Reducing Manual Data Entry in Healthcare

Medical staff are frequently forced to act as the human bridge between systems when scheduling platforms, insurance portals, and clinical records do not communicate directly. This administrative burden remains a significant challenge for modern healthcare organizations, even as the industry moves

Understanding Systemic Risks in Electronic Patient Records
Process Understanding Systemic Risks in Electronic Patient Records

The rapid transition from siloed paper charts to centralized electronic patient records has fundamentally reshaped the architecture of modern healthcare delivery across the globe. By consolidating patient data into unified platforms, health systems have significantly improved the speed of

Bermuda to Strengthen Oversight of Major Healthcare Shifts
Public Policy Bermuda to Strengthen Oversight of Major Healthcare Shifts

The Bermuda Health Council will conduct comprehensive assessments of proposed service closures to mitigate harm and prevent the sudden loss of essential medical care for vulnerable patient groups. This move comes at a time when the island's medical infrastructure faces increasing pressure from

AHRQ Safety Program Reduces Hospital MRSA Infections by 65%
Process AHRQ Safety Program Reduces Hospital MRSA Infections by 65%

Healthcare institutions are now utilizing a comprehensive suite of resources focused on hand hygiene and device-associated infection prevention to save patient lives. This shift in operational strategy follows a landmark study published in JAMA Network Open, which revealed that a federally funded

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