AI & Data Analytics

Technology can help fight physician burnout.

Organizations can develop ways for AI to address unsolved revenue cycle management challenges.

While the technology could help reduce administrative burden for clinicians, some fear privacy concerns.

The platform prioritizes suspected cases to help ensure patients receive a timely diagnosis from a radiologist.

The EMPiRE model could save lives and lead to increased quality of life.

The device continuously records patient data to help reduce heart failure hospitalizations.

A better understanding of the genetic variants in individuals who have attempted suicide could lead to new treatments and preventions.

The agency is looking for ways to relieve administrative burden and increase quality of care.

Healthcare might be ripe for change, but disruption isn’t so easy for outsiders.

How edge-to-cloud storage could benefit health systems.

The app is a significant step into women’s health for Apple, whose healthcare and wellness portfolio continues to expand.

What you need to know about prescription apps.

How can physicians leverage AI technologies to enhance their workflows and the patient experience?

The device helps patients with sleep apnea by tracking their breathing and heart rate.

There is a lot of narrow AI, but health systems need more general algorithms that are intelligent and can make inferences.

43% of respondents said they had seen self-harm content on Instagram at least once.

Data Book examines the story of Gail Zahtz and her dotcom startup, Working Weekly, for insights into healthcare’s digital transformation.

The chief transformation officer is reshaping how care is delivered to the insurer’s 3.7 million members.

Poor medication adherence costs the healthcare system about $300 billion per year.

We examined the early days of health data company Carium for insights on how hospitals can choose young vendors.

The partnership will leverage real-world evidence to improve treatments and breast cancer outcomes.

The company aims to make therapy more available and affordable.

Patients with Crohn’s disease reduced their medical costs by an average of $6,500.

Burnout accounts for an estimated $7,600 per employed physician each year, according to a new AMA and Mayo Clinic study.

SymTrak is designed to capture important patient data that often go unnoticed.