3 keys to ensure effective health IT pen testing.
The software has since been patched, but the weakness could have left individuals’ genomic data vulnerable.
Health systems should ask two questions before deciding if they need a patient experience officer, one expert suggests.
Four things healthcare organizations need to consider when moving to the cloud.
It’s time to ditch the outdated approach to data collection, storage and usage, in favor of smarter data management.
Healthcare can learn from self-driving cars’ fatal lessons in liability.
Technology creates a more accessible avenue for young caregivers.
Consumer-focused transparency might soon become a reality, one expert suggests.
Data analytics in healthcare requires a significant investment, and the right decision can make or break your bottom line.
Lots of vision is discussed — but little real-world investment.
EHR adoption has come a long way, but how can healthcare leverage the resultant trove of data?
3 existing opioid addiction treatment models can benefit from telemedicine.
VR and AR aren’t widespread yet, but they could touch everything from medical training to surgery.
5 strategies to help healthcare executives succeed in the digital transformation
Believe it or not, healthcare data professionals can learn a lot from the IKEA horse meatball incident.
Strokes cost an estimated $34 billion in the US every year. A large portion of that price tag is preventable.
But the industry can adopt strategies to protect patient data.
How data privacy, cybersecurity, ethics and malpractice intersect.
Self-scheduling can empower patients and improve care.
Why the finding is significant in healthcare and elsewhere.
Care coordination is integral to improving patient care.
Who is Amy Abernethy and what does her FDA appointment mean for health data?
Three ways healthcare delivery is changing.
Smarter bots to solve RCM challenges.
The FDA has approved a new tool for patients with mental illnesses taking aripiprazole tablets—a digital sensor that reports when patients have taken their medication.
Tiny defects under high-tech observation could point to breakthroughs.
Patients want telemedicine services. Is your health system answering the call?
How far has health IT come in meeting Meaningful Use standards?
Survey results offer insights into AI challenges and solutions.