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By Jack McCarthy | 10:42 am | March 13, 2017
The lack of adequate EHR interoperability continues to hinder healthcare organizations ability to use patient data in care delivery, the report’s author said. 
By Tom Sullivan | 10:22 am | March 13, 2017
Prominent healthcare execs are predicting a drastic shift from on-premise IT infrastructure into the cloud.
By Jack McCarthy | 09:23 am | March 13, 2017
Using Android phones, an app and Amazon cloud services, the researchers gauged study participants’ feelings a half-dozen times a day to pinpoint links between avoiding social contact and depression. 
By Tom Sullivan and Wendy Almeida | 02:53 pm | March 10, 2017
Healthcare IT News conducted a post-HIMSS17 survey to gauge real implementations of the conference’s big buzzwords. Respondents also revealed their favorite part of this year’s conference. 
By Jessica Davis | 01:26 pm | March 10, 2017
Hackers gain access through phishing and key-logging attacks. The Evolve IP report found that more than 76 percent of these stolen passwords can be found on the dark web.
By Mike Miliard | 01:16 pm | March 10, 2017
DeepMind, the Google-owned artificial intelligence company, is developing a new technology similar to blockchain for secure tracking of patient health data.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:49 pm | March 10, 2017
Researchers will use the funding from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute to employ pharmaceutical claims and EHR data in their effort to both reduce the impact of pain and cut down down on opioid abuse.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:58 am | March 10, 2017
The health system is ramping up its hiring efforts after a decade of growth and expansion.
By Neil Versel | 09:54 am | March 10, 2017
Convincing doctors to embrace EHRs and other new tools takes data, Mayo Clinic chief executive John Noseworthy said, and once they see the impact and the value they will move much more quickly. 
By Bill Siwicki | 08:53 am | March 10, 2017
Looking at 400 accountable care organizations, University of Texas researchers found that ACOs can use health IT to improve overall efficiency by coordinating care and providing better services.