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Researchers will use big data to eliminate the issues of monitoring infectious diseases on a global level, such as tracking disease elimination campaigns, detecting co-infections and increasing rare disease detection in high-risk populations.
Digital Health Solutions, a startup launched by two Indiana University School of Medicine professionals, is commercializing software it says will help pediatricians better target care for their patients.
Tenet to pay more than $513 million to resolve the criminal charges and civil claims.
Four Cleveland-based medical researchers - two with the Cleveland Clinic, one with University Hospitals and another from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine - each received seven-year, multi-million dollar awards from the National Institutes of Health.
AHIMA: information governance should span IT, patient care, human resources, finance to be successf…
As more and more hospitals implement IG initiatives, the biggest upside is proving to be the money they save, according to AHIMA director of information governance Ann Meehan.
More than 20 institutions of higher learning will be at the special exhibit, where students or prospective ones can learn about health information technology programs.
The new day-long event encompasses career services, resume critiques, an introduction to healthcare analytics and a networking reception.
In his 11 years on the 10th circuit, Gorsuch has stuck to conservative values and support of religious freedom. But he also has a history of pushing back on federal agencies and regulations – including the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
The path to interoperability has been a circuitous one over the past 13 years, veering off in directions that weren't anticipated when the concept became an industry-wide initiative in 2004.
The partnership aims to provide continuous monitoring to avoid readmissions, erratic clinic visits.