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Whether you’ve never heard of HIMSS, this is your first time attending, or you think you know everything about the big show, you're sure to learn a thing or two on this week's podcast.

The U.S. Department of Justice claims the EHR vendor provided unlawful payment to users to recommend its system.

The platform uses data to help clinicians save costs and lives.

Interoperability can improve patient care, satisfaction and safety.

The wearable has the potential to reduce hospital readmissions and improve patient outcomes.

Janae Sharp reports on her state’s health-tech transformation, analyzing new findings at the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit.

How data were used to predict characteristics that increase a patient's risk of recurring kidney stones.

Elena Ivanova writes a heartfelt note of gratitude for the latest edition of our physician letter-writing series with the Sharp Index.

The urinalysis kit provides an end-to-end service for users.

But tech can help.

Sponsored: SAP helped Mercy extract value from its EHR — over three years, the program saved Mercy tens of millions — before the health system turned to data for insight on medical devices.

The Apple Watch 4 ECG reader is emerging as a key selling point. What does this mean for digital health?

How healthcare organizations can leverage the IoMT without providing an opening to cybercriminals.

The healthcare provider will look to build more inpatient hospitals in North Carolina.

Two studies on vaping are competing for public attention. But despite the hype, nicotine is no digital health savior.

The EHR is trusted by physicians and has good value, according to the results of the Best in KLAS 2019 Software and Services report.

The trends reflect healthcare's evolution toward a more value-based care model with more digital health innovations.

A decade after Congress ordered the DEA to create a special registration for prescribing controlled substances via telemedicine, a new deadline looms.

Karen DeSalvo played a large role in ONC’s interoperability efforts.

How healthcare organizations can prevent HIPAA violations.

The virtual assistants could allow clinicians to spend more time on their patients.

Scientists say motion-detecting sensors identified internalizing disorders with 81 percent accuracy.

Attain leverages real-time data and patient medical histories.

The issue must demand attention from healthcare leaders. But who’s focusing on medical device security?

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

But the technology could take longer than traditional triage methods.

The company has also signed a deal with Sensiia to develop biosensors for women who want to get pregnant.