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EY, a global advisory business services firm, has concluded that all-male corporate boards are old-school – not at all suited to today’s economy, not to mention modern mores.
Personalized care can reduce costs, prevent diseases, and bring joy back to doctors, but the healthcare system needs to learn how to adopt emerging technologies more quickly.
The director of the All of Us Research Program at the National Institutes of Health draws on hard-won experience as he works to the democratize the potential of genomic research.
While the industry is rapidly making progress on precision medicine, cultural, policy and regulatory changes are limiting momentum, industry leaders said at the Precision Medicine Summit on Monday.
This new module gives providers key health data, reminders and trends.
The breadth of talent was recognized among women in healthcare, entrepreneurial, government and corporate roles in Washington, D.C.
Failure to conduct minimal documentation reviews left the incentive program open to abuse of federal funds, agency says.
Mount Sinai has a “little big data group,” LifeBridge and Thomas Jefferson also foster clinical innovation teams, and they all say experimentation, evidence, rigor and risk are needed to succeed.
Executive change prompts questions over whether a spinoff of GE Healthcare is in the works.
CIOs and CISOs must consider IP address probing, spear-phishing, untrained developers and more when securing cloud assets because health data needs to be at least as secure as physical assets.