Smarter bots to solve RCM challenges.
Why health IT must consider physicians in the design stage.
A new survey suggests health systems aren’t using analytics for purely clinical purposes.
Malware, adware, trojans and other pests from the past and future rear their heads.
Biometric technology will play a major role in the future of patient identification. But only with referential matching technology can health systems realize the full benefits.
An mHealth research platform executive argues that the agency is changing the world for the better.
How these issues will be examined during a new Texas Hospital Association conference.
8 ways healthcare decision-making can be simpler for users.
Patients want telemedicine services. Is your health system answering the call?
Few organizations come out unscathed where ransomware is concerned. But in healthcare, the problem is particularly bad.
Health IT 2.0 will be successful if cloud-based computing is leveraged.
How healthcare stakeholders can navigate the HITRUST framework.
How healthcare organizations can benefit from artificial intelligence.
A large trial from Hong Kong suggests that a combination of wireless electrocardiograms and common smartphones may be an effective, economical way to screen large populations for AF.
Can pharma leverage data and analytics to transform healthcare?
Invitae just published a study that it says shows the necessity of looking for dupications and deletions when testing.
Learning to handle issues around an aging populace and a reduced health care workforce.
While value-based care is appealing, a lackluster support system can cause hesitance. Castell hopes to assuage concerns.
Healthcare providers can pick up save money and time in this unexpected place.
We examined the early days of health data company Carium for insights on how hospitals can choose young vendors.
Health systems must improve their financial performance and patient care.
It’s time to invest in the push toward interoperability.
“Good doctoring is pattern recognition,” Tracey Evans says, “so to have all this data here and not use it is ridiculous."
Fax machines might not be long for the world, but healthcare can still use them.
“Sometimes we realize, 'Watson got that one right and we got it wrong," one of its trainers at MSKCC said. Still, it has work to do.
3 tips to improve patient interactions in the digital age.
How 5G can improve access to care and patient outcomes.
Clinical stakeholders don’t talk to each other enough. By opening the lines of communication, healthcare can fight substance abuse.