AI & Data Analytics

Digital Patient Clone is a health data repository that brings together deidentified real-world data, with contributions from providers.

A look inside a new and innovative approach to healthcare information technology.

The agency will continue developing frameworks to look at the benefits and risks of cutting-edge technologies.

One expert identifies risks to using real-world data and offers advice to providers.

New regulations need to address security concerns and promote ethical use of patient health data.

Telehealth and AI are two of the biggest areas of opportunity in healthcare.

In part one of a series, we examine how health data sharing can go awry on social media.

53% of people identified as very high-risk died over 12 years.

The technology could decrease time to stroke treatment.

How might an mHealth app and wearables measure physiological biomarkers in patients with heart failure?

The types of data are beginning to converge. That creates challenges for healthcare.

Data, care coordination and IT infrastructure are critical to the company’s mission.

How healthcare organizations can benefit from artificial intelligence.

How health systems can improve communications and health literacy.

But tech could help reduce deadly diagnostic errors.

The technology could improve self-guided health programs.

A neurosurgeon, entrepreneur and medical records committee veteran explains its definition, rationale and implications.

The smartphone could be the next vehicle for at-home testing, but health systems and physicians will need to prepare.

8 ways healthcare decision-making can be simpler for users.

The principles claim that AI developers are responsible for the implications of the technology.

How to leverage social platforms to improve the doctor-patient relationship.

Last year saw a 13% increase in average base salaries for senior healthcare executives.

David Harlow, J.D., MPH argues that cost data alone won’t help consumers.

Why health systems can benefit from being more aware of diversity and inclusion.

On July 17, experts in VR & AR from Penn Medicine, Biogen, Stanford University and VR Voice will come together to talk about the impacts of immersive tech in the sector in an exclusive VRX webinar.