Bill Siwicki
From the launch of its HealthKit API in September 2014 to revelations this month of EHR-like work with a tiny startup, it’s clear that healthcare is in Apple’s eye.
Hint: The health system achieved a 98.5 percent compliance rate for caregivers scanning medication and patient wristbands.
The technology standardizes clinical, claims and administrative data across disparate systems.
If you want to attract talent, demonstrate to cybersecurity professionals a strong cultural commitment to information security.
Cybercriminals are adjusting their social engineering tactics to the changing realities of healthcare organizations, and CIOs and CISOs must be on their toes.
Hospital executives must embed security into organizational culture to be ready for the good, bad and ugly of ransomware attacks. And that’s not easy.
The company’s new health IT in part uses analytics and machine learning to assist spine surgeons and help create personalized implants.
Spam filters are one thing, but if a hacker takes over an e-mail domain, spoofing and phishing can become precise and dangerous. But there are tools available that can help.
Two new cloud services enable healthcare pros to care for patients in their homes or clinical settings, and across multiple care plans, the company says.
Device cybersecurity, cyber-hygiene and risk management can ensure attackers are repelled by your systems.