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By Mike Miliard | 03:14 pm | December 02, 2016
A look at the leading health information technologies hospitals told HIMSS Analytics they plan to buy in the next 12 months. 
By Bernie Monegain | 12:27 pm | December 02, 2016
The new partnership is designed to drive Pfizer’s immuno-oncology research by tapping into IBM’s machine learning, cognitive computing and natural language processing technologies.
By Tom Sullivan | 10:19 am | December 02, 2016
Experts will convene at the HIMSS and Healthcare IT News event to discuss best practices for cybersecurity, fending off attackers, sharing threat intelligence, learning from the dark web, grappling with budget realities and more. 
By Tom Sullivan | 10:08 am | December 02, 2016
The social media star also tells us her pet peeves, and reveals her favorite health IT hero and why she picked him. 
By Jessica Davis | 09:29 am | December 02, 2016
HIMSS and UPMC chief innovation officer Rasu Shrestha, MD will tackle some of the biggest questions facing healthcare as the industry moves into more connected care during a tweetchat on Dec. 15.
By Gus Venditto | 04:55 pm | December 01, 2016
The concerns many IT professionals raised about security and compliance issues appear to have been over-stated. HIMSS Analytics will delve into its research in a Dec. 6, 2016 webinar on the topic. 
By Jessica Davis | 02:04 pm | December 01, 2016
The largest healthcare-focused legislation since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act contains $6.3 billion in provisions that will fund federal agencies and help speed the arrival of diagnostic tools and disease therapies.
By Bernie Monegain | 01:11 pm | December 01, 2016
She succeeds David Dunlap as President and CEO of the South Carolina health system. 
By Mike Miliard | 12:38 pm | December 01, 2016
Siemens will offer funding and research support over the next four years to Northwell's Imaging Clinical Effectiveness and Outcomes Research Program. It will also commit full-time employees to work with Northwell on its population health management initiatives.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:08 pm | December 01, 2016
Experian sees healthcare as particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks because medical identity theft remains so lucrative and relatively easy for hackers to exploit – and they continue to find markets for reselling patient data.