Evil Dead Rise writer/director Lee Cronin says Bruce Campbell is hidden in his movie – and offers a cash prize to the first fan who spots him
Bruce Campbell has formally retired from the role Evil Dead franchise hero Ash, a character played in three films and three seasons of television over the course of forty years. So while franchise creator Sam Raimi still hopes to make another Evil Dead movie with Campbell, and while they’re pursuing the idea of continuing the Ash vs. Evil Dead TV show as an animated series (since Campbell is still willing to provide the voice of Ash), Ash is not a character in the upcoming film Evil Dead Rise, which is scheduled to reach theatres on April 21st… But writer/director Lee Cronin has revealed that there is some Bruce Campbell hidden somewhere in the movie.
Speaking with Empire magazine, Cronin said, “It felt like in order to move the franchise somewhere new and to unlock the potential of the universe to tell more stories, it needed to break free [of Ash]. But Bruce is hidden in the movie somewhere. Bruce has a small presence in the movie. The first person to figure it out and send me a tweet, I’ll give them 50 bucks.“
Raimi handpicked Lee Cronin to write and direct a new Evil Dead movie after seeing his feature directorial debut The Hole in the Ground. The story Cronin crafted for Evil Dead Rise has the following synopsis: A road-weary Beth pays an overdue visit to her older sister Ellie, who is raising three kids on her own in a cramped L.A apartment. The sisters’ reunion is cut short by the discovery of a mysterious book deep in the bowels of Ellie’s building, giving rise to flesh-possessing demons, and thrusting Beth into a primal battle for survival as she is faced with the most nightmarish version of motherhood imaginable.
Although the film is set in Los Angeles, filming actually took place in New Zealand. Lily Sullivan and Alyssa Sutherland star as the estranged sisters at the heart of the story. Gabrielle Echols, Morgan Davies, and Nell Fisher play Ellie’s three kids. Mia Challis is playing Jessica, “an 18 year old girl, who is obsessed with fashion and Instagram. Jessica loves to be the center of attention, although she is smarter than she lets on”.
We don’t know what sort of “hidden Bruce” Evil Dead Rise might have in it, but we do know that Campbell produced the film alongside Raimi and Rob Tapert, as those three hold the rights to the series. Evil Dead Rise is a collaboration between Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, and Ghost House Pictures.
Are you looking forward to seeing Evil Dead Rise next month? Will you be playing “spot the hidden Bruce” in the theatre? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
Educating Fitness Professionals in the Development of Highly Specialized Programs Toward Wellness
PHOENIX, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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The International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA), a world leader in the personal training certification industry, deepens its CPT offering to arm fitness professionals with a uniquely comprehensive model focused on creating customized workouts tailored to each client's needs and wellness outcomes.
The model is specifically designed to increase the probability of client commitment and success by emphasizing the client's purpose behind wanting change. The model then equips trainers to design easily applicable, results-driven and highly personalized training systems accordingly.
"One of the hardest yet most important aspects of being a CPT is creating a training program that clients will stick to," said ISSA CEO, Andrew Wyant. "This involves connecting the program to the client's purpose and desired outcome, and then creating something extraordinarily customized that empowers, versus intimidates, the client. We are thrilled to be able to offer fitness professionals this proven model to do so."
The model teaches unique interview techniques, how to conduct advanced movement assessments, best practices in program modifications and more.
"Rooted in science, this model was developed to give trainers the tools to pivot, adjust and adapt to each client's unique motivators and goals, and create customized solutions to reach them," Wyant says.
The ISSA Purpose-Driven Training Model is a great foundation for new trainers looking to gain highly effective skills, or for seasoned professionals seeking further education to advance their careers.
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About the International Sports Sciences Association
The International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA), is the global leader in online fitness and wellness certifications. For over 30 years, ISSA has been committed to delivering comprehensive, cognitive, and practical education that's grounded in industry research. Rooted in Certified Personal Training certifications, ISSA offers over 50 fitness and wellness certifications and specializations, including a Yoga Alliance-recognized Yoga 200-Hour Teacher Training Course, Certified Personal Training en Español, Health Coaching, Nutrition, and more. ISSA has educated nearly half a million trainers across 176 countries, while driving toward their vision to connect 100 million people to the power of healthy living by 2030. www.ISSAonline.com.
SYDNEY, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Vivid Sydney will deliver the biggest and most culturally relevant program in its event history when it returns in 2023 from Friday 26 May to Saturday 17 June.
Australia's largest event and the pioneer of light-based art and culture festivals in the Asia-Pacific region has assembled some of the world's most innovative artists, talented music makers and thought leaders as part of its 2023 lineup, which also recognises the significant contribution of First Nations peoples and cultures to the creative industries.
Inspired by the master of all creators, Mother Nature, this year's theme, "Vivid Sydney, Naturally," is reflected across all of the 300+ activations and events that make up the 23-day program.
Vivid Sydney Light Walk's signature Sydney Opera House Lighting of the Sails will see the vibrant works of one of Australia's most famed artists, John Olsen, brought to life as a spectacular tribute to his illustrious artistic career of more than 60 years. Life Enlivened (2023) will include Olsen's evocative Salute to Five bells (1971-73) mural commissioned especially for the Northern Foyer of Sydney Opera House's Concert Hall, as well as other artworks spotlighting Olsen's fascination with Australian landscapes and nature.
The Vivid LIVE at Sydney Opera House lineup will feature more than 40 Australian and international artists. José González, Yaeji, Ella Mai, Cat Power, Devonté Hynes and many more will take to the stages of the world-famous building in a program curated by Sydney Opera House's Head of Contemporary Music Ben Marshall.
The Vivid Music program will spotlight First Nations and Australian voices this year. The late Archie Roach AC will be celebrated with an incredible night of performances with the late artist's longtime friends and collaborators and special appearances by members of Roach's family. There will also be 12 nights of free music at Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour featuring Yothu Yindi, Dan Sultan, cult Japanese artist Cornelius and many more.
British author and "master of her material" Jeanette Winterson features at Vivid Ideas and will reflect on questions of identity, sexuality, religion and more to unpack the idea of nature in LIFE AND MARS: The Future of Human.
And for the first time, Vivid Sydney's brand-new pillar — Vivid Food — will broaden the creative spotlight from Light, Music and Ideas to include culinary favourites and innovative food events. Work up an appetite for a fusion of street food; a barbecue of epic proportions with legendary pitmasters for Vivid Fire Kitchen at the Cutaway at Barangaroo; fine-dining experiences; and the return of 2022's sell-out Vivid Sydney Dinner at the Ivy Ballroom, a special feast by esteemed Sydney chefs Ben Greeno and Danielle Alvarez.
Vivid Sydney Festival Director Gill Minervini said Vivid Sydney has come of age and has evolved into a progressive and inclusive event that celebrates the best of an expanded definition of the creative industries in 2023.
"Vivid Sydney is the original festival of light, art and culture. 2023 is the 13th time it has been staged and so it has naturally evolved over time to ensure that it stays relevant to the creative industries and what that means to people today," Minervini said.
"We are truly proud of this year's program. We have raised the bar on the size and scale of the events and activated new parts of the city. Our lineup features more diverse talent across more industries.
"There are world-firsts and festival-firsts, and both free and ticketed events to make the festival accessible to everyone. Audiences should be prepared to be blown away by the calibre of talent and a program that has been inspired by the beauty and diversity of nature.
"Vivid Sydney's 2023 program is a celebration of authenticity, an invitation to connect, and a chance to create. You do not want to miss Vivid Sydney 2023."
Destination NSW CEO Steve Cox said Vivid Sydney was the biggest and most loved annual event in the NSW calendar that, in 2023, would once again support the entire ecosystem of the state's visitor economy. "Each year, visitors and Sydneysiders immerse themselves in the program and enjoy the activations of the talented creatives who make the festival so special. Last year we welcomed a record 2.58 million attendees across the festival footprint," Cox said.
"Vivid Sydney 2022 injected $119 million into the NSW visitor economy. It is our expectation that with its expanded program and more international travellers returning to our shores, Vivid Sydney 2023 will drive even greater visitor expenditure into the NSW economy."
Staged across Sydney's city centre, Vivid Sydney festival locations include Circular Quay, the Sydney Opera House, The Rocks, Walsh Bay, Barangaroo, King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour, Darling Quarter, Darling Square, The Goods Line, Central Station, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, Carriageworks, Taronga Zoo and more.
MEDIA ASSETS
The full 2023 Vivid Sydney media kit, program announcement and high-res imagery, including 2023 Vivid Sydney light renders and broadcast-quality video footage of previous festival highlights, are available to download at www.vividsydney.com/news-room.
Vivid Sydney is Australia's largest festival celebrating creativity, innovation and technology, and transforms Sydney into a kaleidoscope of colour and events for 23 nights. Staged for its 13th year in 2023, Vivid Sydney will bring together mesmerising displays from the world's brightest light artists, exhilarating live music performances, deep-dive discussions with thought leaders, and innovative experiences from food creatives. Vivid Sydney is owned, managed and produced by Destination NSW, the NSW Government's tourism and major events agency.
NEW YORK, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Credello: A study by the credit reporting bureau Experian found that Millennials have the lowest average credit score of any previous generation since the beginning of credit scoring. Why is this, and what does that say about the future of lending?
A quick primer on your credit score
Your credit score is a number that lenders use to determine your creditworthiness for loans, credit cards, etc. However, some employers will also check your score, especially if you're applying for a banking or government job.
What is the range of possible scores?
Depending on the reporting bureau (there are three: Experian, Equifax, and Transunion), your score could range anywhere from 300 - 850, with 850 being the best score.
The types of lending products you have (loans, credit cards, etc.)
The number of times you've applied to borrow money in the past three years
The average age of your credit
Why do Millennials have the worst credit scores?
Experian found that the average credit score for age groups goes like this:
Baby Boomers - 709
Gen X - 650
Millennials - 625
(Gen Z was not a part of the survey)
There are a few reasons why Millennials may be having such a hard time getting higher scores:
They've dealt with two major economic downturns in their prime earning years
Schools not prioritizing financial education
Unstable work options causing fluctuations in income
Increases in the cost of education leading to more student loan debt than before
Inability to invest in appreciating assets (real estate, retirement, etc.) due to rising costs
Wages not rising in line with prices and inflation
Interestingly, one consideration few manage to consider is that all of these factors are making Gen Y less willing to take the risk of borrowing money. Since their aversion to debt causes them to apply for fewer loans and credit cards, their mix of lending products is lower, lowering their credit scores.
What should the younger generations do to improve their scores?
Now that Millennials are the majority of the workforce, things are slowly changing. New lending options, started by Millennials, are coming into the mix and making reliance on the traditional credit score less of a contributing factor for borrowing money. The credit bureaus are also changing their scoring models to account for current market conditions and the hardships many face today, including removing medical debt as a factor and including "buy now, pay later" options in your credit mix.
However, that doesn't mean Generations Y and Z should disengage from building their credit and improving their finances. The emphasis for those in these age groups should be on saving more money to help them weather rocky economic conditions and less on increasing their debt loads. As the report from Experian shows, Gen Y seems to be right on pace with this, meaning that it may end up being more on the reporting agencies to adjust their factoring methods than on Millennials trying to fit into an economic model that isn't realistic for them.
The bottom line
While Millennials may have the lowest average credit scores, that doesn't mean they're doomed. Instead, it seems that the continuing lowering of scores for each generation shows that traditional scoring factors aren't in line with the reality of today's economy and that credit bureaus may need to adjust their methods instead of waiting for Millennials and Gen Z to adjust theirs.
About Credello
Credello is a financial tech company offering a personal finance tool that simplifies financial decisions through personalized, on-demand recommendations — so users can borrow, save, or invest with confidence.
Credello believes that finding the right financial product should be as easy and interactive as online shopping and we are on a mission to make that possible. For more information, please visit https://www.credello.com.
The Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise recognize rising immigrant scientists living and working in the United States whose work represents a significant contribution to their field.
NEW YORK, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Shixin Liu receives the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Biomedical Science for developing cutting-edge biophysical tools to directly visualize and understand the physiological function of nanometer-scale biomolecular machines such as those that carry out genome replication and gene transcription.
The Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise is a $50,000 prize awarded annually by the Vilcek Foundation as part of its prizes program. Awarded annually since 2006, the Vilcek Foundation prizes recognize and celebrate immigrant contributions to scientific research and discovery, and to artistic and cultural advancement in the United States. In addition to providing direct support to individual immigrant professionals, the prizes support the Vilcek Foundation's mission to raise public awareness of the value of immigration for a robust society.
A molecular biologist, Shixin Liu is fascinated by the dynamic nature and behavior of molecules in living cells. Liu directs the Laboratory of Nanoscale Biophysics and Biochemistry at The Rockefeller University, where his research focuses on visualizing and understanding the dynamic behaviors and interactions of biomolecules using single-molecule visualization and manipulation techniques. "Our long-term goal is to establish a quantitative input-output relationship between environmental stimuli and gene expression profiles in both normal and diseased cells," says Liu. "This research gives us fundamental knowledge and a unique angle to attack disease mutations."
Born in Anhui province in China, Liu began undergraduate studies at the University of Science and Technology of China when he was just 14. At 19 he immigrated to the United States to pursue his PhD at Harvard University, where his work in the laboratory of Vilcek Prize winner Xiaowei Zhuang sparked his fascination with single-molecule biophysics.
As a postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, Berkeley, Liu continued his work in molecular biophysics, working under the mentorship of another Vilcek Prize-winning scientist, Carlos J. Bustamante. At Berkeley, Liu employed an exquisitely force-sensitive tool known as optical tweezers to investigate the operating mechanisms of molecular machines, including some of the most powerful motors found in nature.
"My scientific trajectory was really defined by my two amazing mentors... I think that's one of my best experiences: to be able to interact with people from around the world."
"My scientific trajectory was really defined by my two amazing mentors," says Liu. "I think that's one of my best experiences: to be able to interact with people from around the world. It's eye-opening—both in terms of how people think about science, and how they live their life."
Now a mentor to his own trainees, Liu is passionate about inspiring the next generation of scientists. "The most satisfying thing is to be able to now transform my knowledge and learning from my mentors to my own mentees."
As part of the Vilcek Foundation's prizes campaign, the foundation has published a biographical profile and video highlighting Liu's life and work on the Vilcek Foundation website.
The Vilcek Foundation raises awareness of immigrant contributions in the United States and fosters appreciation of the arts and sciences. The foundation was established in 2000 by Jan and Marica Vilcek, immigrants from the former Czechoslovakia. The mission of the foundation was inspired by the couple's respective careers in biomedical science and art history. Since 2000, the foundation has awarded over $7 million in prizes to foreign-born individuals and supported organizations with over $6 million in grants.
The Vilcek Foundation is a private operating foundation, a federally tax-exempt nonprofit organization under IRS Section 501(c)(3). To learn more, please visit vilcek.org.
Contact Information:
Elizabeth Boylan
Communications Manager [email protected]
+12124722500
LOS ANGELES, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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As Women's History Month continues, Platform Pay is celebrating the success of women in business and the success of their clients and customers. Platform Pay (PlatformPay.io) is an innovative business service provider that provides business owners BPO and payment consulting services to improve their business performance and streamline their business operations. PlatformPay.io understands the importance of supporting women in business and has seen the success of their many clients first-hand.
From small business owners to entrepreneurs, women are making their mark in the business world and PlatformPay.io is proud to be part of their journey. According to the company, Women's History Month is an important time of the year to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women in business. Women have made significant strides in the business world over the decades, and it's important to recognize and celebrate their achievements.
Women's History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of women in business. Platform Pay (PlatformPay.io) is doing this by increasing their outreach to women-owned businesses, offering mentorship and professional development opportunities for women in the workplace, and highlighting the successes of women in their organization. The company is also using this time to emphasize the importance of gender diversity in the workplace and promoting a culture of inclusion. The team at PlatformPay.io would like to encourage others to do the same.
PlatformPay.io has made it easy for female customers to quickly and securely start or improve their existing business ventures, and access business tools to help them succeed. PlatformPay.io's services allows business owners to grow their brand quickly and securely. With their innovative services, female business owners can easily manage essential parts of their operations and track their success.
PlatformPay.io also offers a suite of tools that can help female business owners grow their business, such as marketing tools and data analytics. With these tools, female business owners can identify their target market, track their success, and make informed decisions about their business.
PlatformPay.io is proud to be part of the success of female entrepreneurs and small business owners, and during Women's History Month they are recognizing the amazing contributions women have made to the business world. PlatformPay.io is proud to offer their services to help female business owners succeed and continue to make their mark in the business world.
NEW YORK, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Credello: You never want to get in a position where you max out one of your credit cards if you can avoid it. However, you might find yourself in this situation at some point in your life. If it happens, you may wonder what this scenario does to your credit score.
Credit score inquiries can always tell you exactly what your score is at any time. You can do that to get an up-to-the-minute score, but you should also know what a maxed-out card does to your score in a more general sense. We'll discuss that right now.
What Is a Maxed-Out Credit Card?
Most credit cards have limits on them. It's possible to get a credit card with no limit, but most people don't want those. They feel the temptation might be too great to spend beyond their means.
A maxed-out credit card is one where you have spent the entire amount that you're capable of on that card. For instance, you might have a $10,000 limit on the card. If you try paying for something and get a message that the card is maxed out, that means you have exhausted that entire $10,000. You must pay some of it back before you can utilize that card again.
What Is Your Credit Score?
Your credit score is a particular number that is assigned to you based on several factors having to do with your credit. When someone talks about your credit score, they usually mean your FICO score. There are also the three major credit monitoring companies, Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax.
Your FICO score ranges from 300 up to 850. The higher yours is, the better it is, and the more financial opportunities you have.
What Happens to Your Score with a Maxed-Out Card?
If you max out a credit card, that usually causes your credit score to lower. That is because, with a maxed-out credit card, you're sending a strong signal to the credit monitoring agencies that you have reached or are close to reaching your debt ceiling.
Your debt ceiling is how much you can borrow. You may have also heard this term used in relation to the federal government.
Part of how credit monitoring agencies devise your score is through your credit utilization rate. This is how much total credit you have available versus how much you are using. Credit utilization makes up quite a bit of your total score, 30%, in fact. Only your payment history matters more.
How to Come Back from a Maxed-Out Credit Card
Let's say you max out a credit card, and you see your credit score lower because of it. You probably won't be happy about that, but there is no reason to panic.
Remember that any time your score lowers, you can raise it again. There are some financial best practices you can follow that will bring your score back up. Your score is constantly in flux.
In the case of a maxed-out credit card, the easiest way to raise your score is to pay off as much of the money you owe on the card as you can, as quickly as you can. When you do that, you are not using as much of your credit potential. Before long, your score should reflect that and start to rise.
Paying off the money on your maxed-out card also helps your payment history, which you might recall is another huge part of what makes up your credit score. You should have this in mind when you max out a credit card. Perhaps you're causing your credit score to lower temporarily, but there is no reason why you can't bring it back up again through some responsible financial habits.
About Credello
Credello is a financial tech company offering a personal finance tool that simplifies financial decisions through personalized, on-demand recommendations — so users can borrow, save, or invest with confidence.
Credello believes that finding the right financial product should be as easy and interactive as online shopping and we are on a mission to make that possible. For more information, please visit https://www.credello.com.
NEW YORK, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Credello: The concept of the destination wedding is appealing to some people. There's nothing better than going somewhere exotic and saying your vows in a romantic setting while your friends and family watch and applaud.
This dream wedding can get expensive quickly, though. Some guests might not be overjoyed by having to travel to a pricey destination to see you proclaim your undying love for your fiance.
We've created a destination wedding planning guide that features some less expensive spots where you can tie the knot. These locales are romantic but not as expensive as many others.
Puerto Rico is easily accessible from the U.S. It's less than 2,000 miles away, and you can fly there in under six hours. That's slightly less time than it takes to fly from one end of the country to the other.
Puerto Rico is also gorgeous. You have white sand beaches and crystal-clear water. You can get married on the beach behind one of the luxury hotels.
After the ceremony, you can dance and have an open bar on the beach. The more adventurous can go kayaking in lakes where there are naturally phosphorescent plants that glow in the moonlight.
2. Costa Rica
Costa Rica emerges as another top option. You can fly from the U.S. and touch down in San
Jose, Costa Rica's capital, in less than five hours.
There is a currency exchange rate there that's favorable to the U.S. dollar so that you can stretch your wedding budget further. You can use the rainforest or a gushing waterfall as the backdrop when you say your vows.
After you're married, you can have all kinds of adventures if you're feeling up to it, from horseback riding to ziplining. The thrill seekers can enjoy these diversions while the rest of the party can hang back at the hotel, swimming in the pool or soaking up some sun.
3. Cancun
Cancun has a reputation as a party city, and there is that element of it. However, there are also cultural experiences that you'll likely enjoy either before or after the marriage ceremony. You can visit the underwater museum or travel by bus to see the incredible Mayan ruins nearby.
You can also make sure everyone gets rooms at an all-inclusive resort. These are ideal because you know how much you'll pay not just for the rooms but also for snacks, meals, and sometimes alcohol as well.
Cancun also welcomes honeymooners and wedding parties with exclusive deals. Visit the websites of some of the prominent hotels to learn more.
Any of These Would Work Great
If you're set on having a destination wedding, you can take pity on the wallets of your guests by booking accommodations at a reasonable locale. You might like Cancun for the Mayan ruins, underwater museum, and many beautiful beaches. It's not a long flight, and most hotels and resorts have all-inclusive packages ideally set up for wedding parties.
You might go with Costa Rica instead. That's less than a five-hour flight from the U.S., and the U.S. dollar has a favorable exchange rate. You can try ziplining or horseback riding after saying your vows.
You can also go to Puerto Rico. It's not much further away than Costa Rica, and there are many possible wedding venues that you might rent. You can go with the traditional beach wedding, but you might also pick the rainforest as a backdrop, or you might even go with a convent or castle. You can shop in Old San Juan and dine at some amazing restaurants.
You'll be a hero when you invite your guests to an affordable, scenic spot for your destination wedding. You don't have to fly halfway around the globe to find somewhere suitable and memorable.
About Credello
Credello is a financial tech company offering a personal finance tool that simplifies financial decisions through personalized, on-demand recommendations — so users can borrow, save, or invest with confidence.
Credello believes that finding the right financial product should be as easy and interactive as online shopping, and we are on a mission to make that possible. For more information, please visit https://www.credello.com.
Want to Feel Like a Celebrity? From in-office Plastic Surgery and Regenerative Procedures to Innovative Noninvasive Aesthetic Treatments, DrSkin Med Spa has Plenty of Pampering to Offer
GILBERT, Ariz., March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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DrSkin Med Spa, the authority on non-invasive and minimally invasive medical aesthetic treatments, is opening a new high-end medical spa in Gilbert, Arizona, to suit all budgets. DrSkin Med Spa is the leading full-service medical spa and plastic surgery center, serving patients throughout the United States, but mainly throughout Arizona and Las Vegas, Nevada.
The new location in Gilbert, Arizona, offers a full range of services to support new and returning customers, including Botox, Juvederm, Procell, Hydrafacial, OxyGeneo, microneedling, Kybella, PRP, chemical peels, cellulite removal, body treatments, weight loss management, hormones, both in-office and outpatient plastic surgery, and more. As always, the team at DrSkin will focus on the client and help them meet their aesthetic goals. The new medical spa and plastic surgery center is located at 1458 N Higley Rd, Suite 102, Gilbert, AZ 85234.
Information About DrSkin
DrSkin's medical team includes some of the brightest and most talented surgeons and estheticians in the country. At the forefront of the renowned medical team is Dr. Rohit Jaiswal, MD, a Top 100 US plastic surgeon who is devoted to delivering the ultimate VIP experience for each and every patient. Dr. Jaiswal believes in a higher level of personal care and making people look and feel their best.
With such highly regarded expertise on the team, DrSkin is ready to provide each patient—returning and new—a true VIP experience at their new Gilbert, AZ, location. Joy Chapman, Co-Founder and CEO of DrSkin, says that the medical team has carefully considered the treatments that will be provided, as well as the price point of such services. The spa aims to offer experiences and treatments that can suit all budgets and skin types.
DrSkin Med Spa encourages patients to receive a free virtual or in-person consultation, learn more about the treatments available, and gain access to exclusive discounts. Whatever the individual's goals, the technicians at DrSkin can make a bespoke treatment plan that helps clients achieve natural-looking aesthetics.
You can learn more by visiting the website: https://drskinmedspa.com/ or by calling DrSkin at (480) 904-3311.
Contact Information:
Joy Chapman
CEO & Co-Founder [email protected]
480-904-3311
By embracing data automation via open standards, providers can lift technical barriers that impede workflow efficiencies.
TORONTO, March 14, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Smile Digital Health (Smile), a leading FHIR® health data fabric (HDF) and exchange solutions provider, commissioned Forrester Consulting to evaluate U.S. healthcare providers' progress in improving interoperability. Today, Smile has released the results of the Forrester online survey. The participants of this study included 145 senior-level interoperability leaders at U.S. healthcare provider organizations. A summary of the results can be found on Smile's website.
Key findings of the study indicate that providers are making headway on innovation projects, regulation compliance and standards adoption. These advances are leading to quality improvements that unlock the innovation landscape. The insights from this study underscore the many business advantages of using FHIR first interoperability strategies to drive quality improvements through continuous innovation paradigms.
"We commissioned this research from Forrester to gain insights into the pace, fulcrum points and shared blockers to innovation which providers currently face. Reducing provider burden and allowing for early risk detection are just two of the many ways interoperability platforms are positively disrupting healthcare and creating new opportunities for overall better global health," said Shane McNamee, MD, Senior Vice President, Strategic Growth at Smile Digital Health.
Dr. McNamee will be leading a webinar based on the Forrester research, Engage Trusted Interoperability Platforms and Partners to Unlock True Innovation, on March 29, 2023, at 12-1 p.m. ET. He will be joined by featured guest Natalie Schibell, MPH, Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester. Attendees can look forward to gaining insights about the current state of healthcare, the establishment of learning health systems and the provider innovations that can be expected from leveraging an HDF, including optimized hospital throughput, and improved virtual care.
"One of our significant takeaways from Forrester's research is the critical need for trusted partners when bringing interoperability strategies to life. Open standards data and clinical reasoning solutions are clearly becoming a business advantage and allow for a continuous, ecosystem-wide learning cycle. This is one of the keys to unlocking innovation at scale and begin healing healthcare's inefficiency, burden and quality woes. That's where Smile comes in. We understand that every organization's digital modernization journey is unique. We are passionate about accelerating these organizations' quality journeys with our industry knowledge and health data fabric platform. The Forrester study highlighted the need for experienced, trusted external partners to provide guidance, properly weighted technology solutions and the use of best practices in modernization efforts. At Smile we relish this trusted partner role and take great satisfaction in seeing our customers unlock the power of their healthcare data at enterprise scales using our HDF," said Dr. McNamee.
About Smile Digital Health
Smile Digital Health is a health information technology company focused on delivering better global health through open standards. Our enterprise-grade, open framework data fabric and integration platform fuels healthcare's digital transformation and accelerates value creation across all patient journeys at scale. Powered by our HL7® FHIR® standard-based clinical data repository (#SmileInside), our platform enables collaboration and allows organizations to ingest, transform, store, enrich, analyze, aggregate and meaningfully share the health information to power digital transformation. We prepare healthcare providers, payers, researchers and life sciences organizations for a connected future beyond legacy systems, adding new value through intelligent use of information and ultimately delivering better patient outcomes. For more information visit: SmileDigitalHealth.com.
Contact Information:
Victoria Valladolid
Director of Marketing, Smile Digital Health [email protected]
(877) 537-3343 x 728
