Kevin Campbell, M.D.

Physicians and healthcare executives need to take action independent of a bill to protect patients' health data.

Virtual reality technology is no longer just for video games.

How can physicians leverage AI technologies to enhance their workflows and the patient experience?

The tech gives patients more options when purchasing medications.

Leveraging technology could improve pricing transparency for consumers, physicians and lawmakers.

We as CEOs and physicians must continue to speak up about the outrageous drug pricing and advocate for our patients.

What can we as healthcare executives and physicians do to transform our organizations and place the focus back on the patient where it belongs?

eConsults have the potential to be a game changer for both doctors and patients.

Gag clauses in electronic health record (EHR) contracts are preventing physicians from speaking out about specific issues associated with the health tech.

Wearable devices can improve patient outcomes and keep patients in the loop about their health data.

The high-tech pills could help improve medication compliance and adherence.

How can ridesharing services like Lyft help improve patient outcomes and save money on emergency and nonemergency transportation?

What can physicians and healthcare executives do to achieve the "holy grail" of interoperability between electronic health records (EHRs)?

Wearables are inching closer to saving serious time and money for hospitals, patients and physicians.

CEOs and M.D.s must prepare and seek out ways to implement new technologies into the daily care of their patients

How can health executives and physicians leverage telemedicine to help treat patients with mental health issues?

Is there anything physicians and healthcare executives can do to reverse rising drug costs and make the cybsersecurity field more attractive?

What can physicians and healthcare executives do to ensure stroke victims are receiving high-quality, expedient treatment?

What can physicians and healthcare executives do to ensure their patients are using the best and safest devices?

Is there anything that physicians and healthcare executives can do to reverse the trend of rising drug costs?

Do the American Cancer Society's questionable partnerships damage its reputation?

What C-suites and clinicians must do to advance remote monitoring.

Physicians, healthcare executives and researchers must work to strengthen data transparency and improve patient outcomes.

How data analytics could prevent the world’s most devastating diseases, and how C-suites should handle physician misconduct.

How many physicians do you have at your institution? If it's a hundred and half are burned out, you might be leaving $50 million and a slew of would-be better patient outcomes on the table.

The gist of the critics' argument is this: More data in the hands of patients could potentially be bad. To that I say, 'No way!' An engaged patient is a more compliant patient.

Can ridesharing improve efficiency and the patient experience? Are mergers the future, or are they dragging us back into the past? Plus, updates on MSK's Paige.AI scandal a week later.

Let's not duplicate failures - let's learn from them.

Leaders in wearable tech are pushing for enterprise-level health system adoption, and much of what we know about aspirin has been turned on its head.

When physicians and hospital executives don’t see eye to eye, problems arise. Both groups must work together to bridge the Clinical Divide.