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How the statewide HIE is slated to improve data aggregation, interoperability, and care.

The 3-hospital system in New York has instituted downtime protocols. What would your organization do?

The disrupter hopes the initiative will help foster better data sharing across the healthcare system.

How the machine learning algorithm came to match the capabilities of ophthalmologists and retinal specialists.

Cota and Hackensack Meridian Health’s path toward bundled payments holds lessons for others.

Michael Chertoff shared his concerns surrounding patient data and hospital operations at South by Southwest.

At SXSW, an expert describes what healthcare leaders must understand about the algorithms.

Michael Chertoff, the nation’s former homeland security secretary, weighed in on the issue at SXSW.

Why a cofounder of the genetic testing company said its ambitions were too lofty.

An up-and-comer in healthcare AI describes how he gauges his peers’ potential.

A tech executive for Mercy Health System explains what he looks for in data scientists—and his hires have helped the organization in several ways.

Uber Health is taking a comprehensive approach toward patient privacy. Otherwise, providers would “vote with their feet,” says one expert.

Oncology start-ups leverage data to develop predictive analytics and personalized treatments. Can therapy do the same?

Announced during HIMSS 2018, the plan calls for patient access to their health records, in a push toward interoperability and value-based care.

Patients were exposed by yet another snail-mail breakdown.

Why the tech titan isn’t merely exploring a new space—it’s entering the care continuum.

Why investors like the chatbot. Hint: natural language processing and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Harvard University researchers said their findings could help improve wearable robotic devices.

But healthcare is among the hardest hit by extortion and data weaponization, according to a new report from the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.

The gene-editing start-up doesn’t demand licensing fees and royalties from academic and commercial researchers.

How the early investment could help boost precision cancer therapies.

From tech and psychedelics to virtual reality and hacks against the opioid crisis, the subjects of these sessions have drawn the interest of South by Southwest organizers.

The NIH thinks this machine learning tool could cut the costs of caring for chronic wounds.

The story broke just a day after we published a sweeping feature on Sangamo’s fledgling gene-editing empire.

The sting yielded more than 20,000 attacks, underscoring why all healthcare organizations must take cybersecurity—and their cyber defenses—seriously.

It’s no secret that big data can combat the problem. Here’s an inside look at what experts are actually doing.

The pharma giant likes the start-up's EHR and real-world evidence technologies and its big network of oncology providers.

A leader at the Blockchain Research Institute details how the technology could transform medicine, from information sharing to patient outcomes.

Privacy and security extend beyond HIPAA. Here’s what healthcare leaders must know about training staff for ransomware, phishing, and more.

New research from Yale University shows why healthcare orgs must better inform patients undergoing radiologic exams, both in person and online.