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It’s time to ditch the outdated approach to data collection, storage and usage, in favor of smarter data management.

The startup wants to expand its software suite by releasing an oncology line of products.

TytoHome provides users at-home, on-demand access to medical exams and virtual physician visits.

Janae Sharp’s nonprofit is accepting nominations for a new awards ceremony.

And these four states are lagging behind when it comes to value-based payment initiatives.

The Apple Watch is popular, but a new long-term study might shed light on whether the device can also be a meaningful health tool.

The company identifies areas of under-served medical need and matches human and financial capital to advance the technologies.

The healthcare sector is still at an increased risk, so what can stakeholders do to fight off cyber threats?

Healthcare is neck-deep in narratives about physician burnout. But what will improve physician well-being?

The algorithm detected FH with 88 percent accuracy in one data sample and 85 percent accuracy in another.

The platform measures changes in voice to monitor and diagnose physical and mental medical conditions.

The organizations hope to transform medical education and expand patient-centered research.

How healthcare can increase patient engagement.

Janae Sharp examines how proposed CMS and ONC rules could affect healthcare.

The proposed framework describes the FDA’s foundations for an approach to premarket review for AI and machine learning-driven software modifications.

The proposal would increase access to ambulatory blood pressure monitoring by expanding coverage to more applications of the test.

The wearable could give those with chronic illnesses more peace of mind.

The policies aim to expand telehealth access for patients, increase innovation and drive competition.

Radiologists will be encouraged to participate in the creation, validation and use of AI in healthcare.

Fresh out of Health Datapalooza, Janae Sharp explores how the conference circuit shows what’s wrong with healthcare — and how we might fix it.

VR could provide faster, more efficient treatment, with less radiation exposure and greater precision, ease and confidence.

Data Book tells the story of Herbert Freudenberger, Ph.D., who came up with the term “burnout.” KOLs then discuss how health tech can fight physician burnout.

Artificial intelligence, clinical decision support and mobile apps are changing healthcare.

The skills are designed to help customers manage healthcare needs at home by using their voice.

The group will provide standards and recommend best practices to enhance the application of AI in healthcare.

The AI platform identifies and analyzes suspicious findings in chest X-rays.

Training and social media standards are a couple of tools that can fight off attackers.

Machine learning models can improve workflow and accuracy, but there are still challenges being faced.