Data + Technology

Healthcare leaders and analysts share their thoughts on what health systems can expect in the next 12 months.

Erik Swanson of Kaufman Hall talks about the way that health systems will be expanding use of AI, and where they will move a bit more slowly.

There's a compelling argument for healthcare as a whole to "slow the roll." This pause is not about stifling innovation but rather ensuring that AI tools are developed responsibly.

Greg Samios talks about new tools offering insights for health systems, and how the company is bringing AI to UpToDate, its clinical decision support tool.

With so many threat actors targeting the healthcare industry, cybersecurity is an organizational issue, and buy-in must start at the top.

By analyzing trends in health outcomes and resource allocation, senior care centers can tailor their services to meet the specific requirements of each resident.

The co-founder of the telehealth company talks about the growth of virtual care, its value in behavioral health, and what deserves more attention.

Chief Healthcare Executive® presents the final installment in our series, with experts from HIMSS, the American Hospital Association, and Providence. In this episode, our panel offers advice on how health systems can improve.

Cybersecurity is make or break for patient safety and operational integrity.

The federal government said it will allow remote prescriptions of controlled substances to continue. Health advocacy groups urged federal officials for an extension.

Dr. Chris Bucciarelli of BayCare talks about the Florida system’s work to use technology to help more patients with chronic conditions.

Health systems are hoping lawmakers address some key issues before the end of the year, when some key programs are slated to expire. For hospitals, billions of dollars are at stake.

The organization is backing legislation to help underserved groups as part of its Global Health Equity Week. HIMSS is asking Washington to support telehealth, maternal health and data modernization.

Jane Jeffrie Seley of Weill Cornell Medicine talks about the need to reach primary care physicians and talks about caring for patients in hospitals.

Continuous glucose monitors can empower people with diabetes to make more informed decisions, if patients use them regularly.

Chief Healthcare Executive presents the third installment from our conversation on cybersecurity, with experts from HIMSS, the American Hospital Association, and Providence.

To stay competitive in attracting healthcare talent, organizations must extend the digital welcome mat to enhance the job applicant experience.

The American Telemedicine Association said Donald Trump has backed virtual care. Health groups are also pressing President Biden and Congress to approve extensions before the year’s end.

Dr. Bishow Shrestha of WellSpan Health talks about using the devices to help change behavior and avoid complications. He says patients feel more connected.

Chief Healthcare Executive presents another installment from our conversation on cybersecurity, with experts from the American Hospital Association, HIMSS and Providence. They talk about breaches tied to business partners.

The singer recently discussed dealing with the disease, a twist in his diagnosis, and using continuous glucose monitors.

The health system has been one of the pioneers in delivering acute care at home. Dr. Caroline Yang of Mass General Brigham talks about the program’s growth.

Florida State University is developing a consortium and a master’s program on AI and nursing. Dr. Jing Wang and Rebecca Love talk with us about the need to ensure nurses are engaged in developing AI solutions.

Brad Kittredge, co-founder of the telehealth company, talks about reaching more people in underserved communities and at risk of suicidal ideation.

Chief Healthcare Executive hosted a discussion on cybersecurity with leading experts from the American Hospital Association, HIMSS and the Providence health system. They talked about the growing problem of cyberattacks.

Cybersecurity issues aren’t confined to one corner of the sector—it's a challenge for the entire system, and it’s about time we all moved in the same direction.

Thousands of people traveled to Las Vegas for the annual event. There’s growing enthusiasm for AI, and a little fatigue over some of the hype.

It’s been described as the most significant attack on healthcare in U.S. history. Virtually all of the nation’s hospitals were affected.

Executives said that telehealth is going to change, but they projected it's going to be more important in the coming years.

With two weeks until Election Day, Andy Slavitt and Seema Verma talked about what will change, and what won’t, no matter who wins the White House.