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Tom Sullivan

Tom Sullivan

Tom Sullivan is the Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare IT News. Sullivan writes the Innovation Pulse column and covers major HIT topics including government policy and emerging technologies. Follow Tom on Twitter @SullyHIT

By Tom Sullivan | 12:41 pm | February 13, 2018
The administration’s plan could inhibit progress on improving interoperability, eradicating info blocking, and medical research but also funds cybersecurity and the VA’s EHR modernization.
By Tom Sullivan | 10:44 am | February 13, 2018
Chief executive Neil de Crescenzo said the vendor will be bringing artificial intelligence, cloud computing and revenue cycle tools to HIMSS18.  
By Tom Sullivan | 01:37 pm | February 08, 2018
Taken together they represent an essential and very different way of thinking about the healthcare business model that exists today.
By Tom Sullivan | 03:57 pm | February 06, 2018
HIMSSsanity is here. Embrace it. Just don’t let the time slip away for lack of preparation.
By Tom Sullivan | 12:33 pm | February 01, 2018
Don’t forget about the GDPR, as in the General Data Protection Regulation coming soon in Europe, warns the new HIMSS Healthcare and Cross-sector Cybersecurity report.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:00 am | January 31, 2018
The entire ecosystem is changing, forcing smart CIOs to keep pace or face significant disruption.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:21 am | January 25, 2018
Chilmark Vice President Kenneth Kleinberg said that hospitals are deploying AI, image recognition, natural language processing, predictive analytics - and they’re doing so quickly.
By Tom Sullivan | 01:23 pm | January 22, 2018
Approximately 50 upstarts and innovators will be showcasing technologies available today to transform healthcare.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:23 am | January 18, 2018
The vendor will add cloud computing services for evidence-based medicine to its portfolio.
By Tom Sullivan | 11:15 am | January 18, 2018
The cloud-based electronic health record vendor will be showing new features and functionalities that CEO Girish Navani says make the software smarter so it helps doctors.