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Dr. Derk Arts, founder and CEO of Castor, developer of automation tools for clinical trials research, describes its recent work with the WHO and how expanded access to its technology can improve health outcomes.

With new ransomware tricks and recent attempts at "double extortion" on the black market, there's been "a marked change in adversarial intent," says Caleb Barlow, CEO of CynergisTek.

There's been a regression in the use of virtual health since its huge spike at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic; the answer is changing the operating model, say The Chartis Group's Thomas Kiesau and Gregg Mohrmann.

Dr. Nishi Rawat, cofounder of OpenBeds, an addiction treatment connection service, talks about the mental health and substance abuse disorder crisis and the role health IT can play in managing it.

Prescriptive analytics can help providers lower their risk in value-based contracts, says Gray Matter Analytics CEO Sheila Talton.

Black clinicians and innovators, often unsung, have been behind many of the transformative medical advancements of the past two centuries. Here are some of their stories.

This week's top stories include hospitals facing a long road to recovery after COVID-19's devastating winter surge, HHS Secretary nominee Xavier Becerra signaling support for virtual care and Google launching an EHR navigation tool.

The longtime chief information officer discusses the challenges the IT staff face working remotely, hitting pause on a big implementation due to COVID-19 and what it means to serve the community during times of crisis.

VisiQuate CEO Brian Robertson describes how new machine learning tools are helping surface relevant information where and when it's needed, and discusses broader trends in AI and automation in healthcare.

Deep Dive: As NASA prepares to send astronauts to Mars in the not so distant future, innovators look at what the trip could teach us about human health.