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By HIMSS TV | 09:40 am | March 17, 2026
As threats accelerate, Robert Herjavec, security technology entrepreneur, says he remains optimistic that AI-powered security tools can help organizations detect and block intrusions as quickly as they're launched.
By Susan Morse | 05:11 pm | March 16, 2026
Majority of physicians use AI to stay on top of medical research, create discharge instructions, document medical visits and more, says new AMA survey.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:27 pm | March 16, 2026
At HIMSS26, panelists said the OR is a "black box" evolving into a connected ecosystem, with surgical video and procedural data providing new ways to prevent complications.
By Nathan Eddy | 03:00 pm | March 16, 2026
During HIMSS26, Guido Giunti, chief data officer at St. James's Hospital Dublin, said hospitals' AI investments will succeed if paired with workforce-focused initiatives.
By Nathan Eddy | 10:31 am | March 16, 2026
Its batch-style approach allows both providers and payers to extract large datasets, stream them into analytics platforms and use them for data pipelines and population-level analysis, interoperability leaders showed at HIMSS26.
By Adam Ang | 12:09 am | March 16, 2026
CIO Richard Taggart says the framework introduces a risk-based governance model for AI use in NSW public hospitals and establishes an AI advisory service to review projects and guide safe implementation.
By Susan Morse | 12:49 pm | March 13, 2026
"Kill the clipboard" is a mantra of CMS as the agency advocates for patients to be able to scan a QR code to bring their data to their provider.
By HIMSS TV | 10:51 am | March 13, 2026
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences, a HIMSS Davies Award winner, is testing artificial intelligence tools that modernize referral management and triage, boosting patients' access to care, according to two health system execs.
By HIMSS TV | 10:20 pm | March 12, 2026
Highlights of the last day of HIMSS26 included interviews about ambient home monitoring tools and the use of AI to fight fraud as well as keynotes by CMS' Dr. Mehmet Oz and actor Jeremy Renner.