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Interoperability

By Bill Siwicki | 02:58 pm | September 28, 2016
Seven organizations will split the funds in multiple efforts to use health IT for projects ranging from a patient-centered data model to interoperable, bi-directional behavioral health data exchange.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:15 pm | September 28, 2016
Watson-based supercomputing cloud service integrates various data types and applies artificial intelligence to decision making.
By Jessica Davis | 06:07 pm | September 27, 2016
The goal of the program is to reduce the number of missed care visits for low-income, disabled or elderly patients.
By Jeff Lagasse | 04:23 pm | September 27, 2016
The urgent care center said it will combine the par8o technology with its care coordination services to better match patients with specialists. 
By Mike Miliard | 02:43 pm | September 27, 2016
The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT released an EHR contract guide and the Health IT Playbook to assist physicians with best practices and success stories.
By Jessica Davis | 02:58 pm | September 26, 2016
First spotted in January, security firm Trend Micro has seen an increase this month in the ransomware’s distribution campaign.
By Jack McCarthy | 11:09 am | September 26, 2016
The organization is joining forces with the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Children’s Hospital Colorado and UCHealth to create a health innovation hub in the Rocky Mountains. 
By Healthcare IT News | 10:37 am | September 26, 2016
"During National Health IT Week, we recommit ourselves to improving the health of our citizenry using the breakthrough technologies of our time and reaching for the next frontier of innovation," said Obama.
By Tom Sullivan | 08:08 am | September 26, 2016
Interoperability has, well, interoperability problems. Standards are being developed but EHRs are still under-delivering. And once data sharing picks up, more challenges will arise than we can understand today. Multiple tipping points are ahead. 
By Jessica Davis | 03:23 pm | September 23, 2016
Unknown malware attacks have increased nine-fold from 2015, driven primarily by employees who accidentally install malicious software onto their company's network – at a rate of every four seconds, according to a recent Check Point report.