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The healthcare sector is improving its cybersecurity practices but as a whole, much more needs to be done.

Associate Vice President John Donohue divulges the system’s approach to telemedicine and videoconferencing, including the tech and governance components hospitals need to succeed.

The health IT sector should look to drug and device industries as examples to establish a successful ecosystem of innovation.

Patients are now choosing healthcare providers who focus on protecting their information.

The full value of FHIR is still years in the making, says one expert.

When the thrill of electronic health record implementation is over, hospital and IT execs are left to wonder: We are live on the EHR, so now what?

If value-based care is to take shape, it’s critical that providers actively engage with patients to help them better understand the true cost of care.

Here’s what executives need to know now about embarking on the journey by implementing applications to build a smart network of solutions.

Since before 2013, hospitals and other healthcare facilities knew that falls were a serious problem, and massive resources were marshalled to reduce or prevent patient falls.

Most physician practices and hospitals in the U.S. have installed electronic health records. In a classic Field of Dreams scenario, we have made patients’ medical records digital, but people aren’t asking for them or accessing them en masse.