Precision medicine
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs signs five-year deal with San Francisco-based Flow Health to apply AI in making care plans personalized.
Healthcare IT News took the pulse of its Best Hospital IT Departments 2016 winners and found that progress on these fronts is fluctuating – from ‘dabbling’ today to leading-edge work toward next-generation care delivery.
The five-year partnership will focus on best practices for genomics analytics and collaborating on tools to better process and integrate data.
As outlined in HHS Office of Inspector General's 2017 work plan, the agency will also review the FDA's plan to address cybersecurity issues of medical devices.
Penn Medicine’s Brian Wells puts out a call to technology companies to incorporate new functionalities that could vastly improve how physicians personalize care and eradicate killer diseases.
The project will combine an insulin pump, continuous glucose monitoring and personalized medicine technologies, the companies said.
Mayo Clinic and biotechnology firm Illumina will collaborate on next-generation sequencing technology to further Mayo's genetic and genomic research, the orgnizations announced today.
Two recent studies have highlighted issues related to the reliability of genetic testing, and a lack of genomic data from minority populations.
Renowned hematologist David A. Williams takes chief scientific officer post at Boston Children's Ho…
David A. Williams, MD, an internationally-recognized pediatric hematologist and oncologist, has been named Boston Children¹s Hospital¹s first chief scientific officer.
Companies say the new service will include clinical and financial analytics to enable customers to control costs and improve outcomes in the MACRA era.