What Venture Capital Considers Before Investing in Healthcare AI
The healthcare sector is one of the driving forces behind the AI investment boom. How do venture funds find the right companies to back?
mHealth: Powered by Potential but Dogged by Dubious Studies
Are patients as enamored with mHealth as hospitals want them to be?
Can Oklahoma Become the Silicon Valley of Health Analytics?
Armed with money and data from late Cerner CEO Neal Patterson, an institute at Oklahoma State University is aiming high.
The Underrated Challenges of Building a Learning Model
"You need a mandate from the institutional leadership down that we’re going to makes this data accessible and usable to make progress."
Allscripts' Practice Fusion Deal Brings EHR Consolidation Down to Small-Practice Level
Allscripts is buying a smaller EHR vendor at a time when giants are growing by expanding their market and scooping up the competition.
The Dystopian Concerns of AI for Healthcare
John Mattison, MD, likes science fiction. Today, he warned of the scenarios that could emerge from unchecked AI.
Hospitals Must Prioritize Culture and Costs Over Gadgets and Hype
Sameer Badlani, MD, says he'd love to be replaced by AI. He's tired. But that won't happen any time soon.
Healthcare AI Must Use Real-World Data to Avoid Generalization
A former IBM health researcher discussed why basing technologies like Watson on trials and guidelines would not work.
Aetna Pays $17M for Paper Privacy Breach Lawsuit
The settlement agreement also calls for privacy best practices and training.
Anthony Chang's 7 Cs of AI in Healthcare
The physician and data scientist gave 7 important points that healthcare should keep in mind when implementing AI projects.
When It Comes to Telemedicine, Patients Are Less Excited Than Doctors
In a new survey, just 18% of patients said they use telehealth services.
Stryker Reaches Deal to Distribute 3D Systems' Surgical Modeling Tech
In a health tech environment increasingly populated with startups, 2 experienced firms are teaming up to distribute cutting-edge surgical technology.
Competing for Customers, Nursing Homes May Report Inflated Quality Scores to CMS
“In reality, many of them are not really providing five-star services."
The Cost of Knowing: How Genetic Tests Prevent and Produce Problems
Technology allows people to screen for hereditary cancers. But what happens afterward?
How Will Interoperability Fare in the Trump Era?
Although the future of the initiative is unwritten, healthcare organizations can prepare for policies to come.
ORION Identifies Opioid Abusers But Fails to Improve Their Outlook
Still, the European e-health tool shows clinical promise, researchers say.
After 280K Patients Exposed in Data Breach, Oklahoma Hospital Shares What It Learned
The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences wants to help other healthcare orgs prepare for cyberattacks.
No One is Sure Why Amazon Needs a HIPAA Compliance Officer
"Experience with FDA and the 510K process" is a preferred qualification, though.
Island Health System Struggling with Cerner Transition
A new report from British Columbia's Ministry of Health outlines widespread staff dissatisfaction with custom IHealth EHR system.
Can Telehealth Combat the Opioid Crisis?
A platform designed to help people remain in recovery is telemedicine’s latest tool.
Data Science Bowl 2018: A Deep Learning Drive
The 4th edition of the annual competition keeps the focus on healthcare, calling on contestants to employ AI for cellular research.
What Healthcare Can Learn From a Proud Data Parasite
The creator of a digital genetics database says it’s all about harmonization.
Oscar Health and AXA Announce New Partnership
The 5-year-old disruptor finds a friend in 200-year-old French insurance giant.
Biometric Monitoring Devices Yet to Solidify Their Medical Relevance
Wearables and personal health monitors have impressive capabilities, but a new review from Cedars-Sinai indicates that they don't often affect behavioral change.
Bad Data Is Inflating the Prevalence of Depression
What healthcare must learn from a new analysis that doubles as a warning.
Telehealth and School Nurses: A Potent Combination for Asthma Care?
Using telehealth to combine the efforts of school nurses with the knowledge of a PCP yielded better outcomes for children with asthma in a poor urban environment.
What Does 2018 Hold for Healthcare Technology?
Experts and insiders sound off on the projects, people, and patterns poised to pop off in 2018.
Healthcare's Biggest Data and Analytics Challenges in 2018
Our editorial advisory board describes the hurdles and chances to overcome them.
What New CEO Brent Shafer Brings to Cerner
The longtime health and tech executive has ample experience, but the new job will not be without its challenges.
How UnitedHealthcare Is Going Digital in 2018
One of the country’s leading insurers is looking toward digital payments, video, and more.