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Nationwide health data exchange across networks triples in two months.
In an effort to advance the use of patient-reported outcomes for research and care delivery, a coalition of nine universities has been awarded a $6.3 million grant by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, part of the National Institutes of Health.
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Simple steps to improve cyber security and stay compliant.
Among all industries, healthcare ranks 15th out of 18 in social engineering for security, suggesting a security awareness problem among healthcare professionals that could be putting millions of patients at risk.
Health orgs trekking deeper into analytics should expect a new information wave, understand that crowdsourcing can pay off, know machine learning is real right now, buckle down on governance. And don’t hold out for perfection.
Healthcare IT News interviewed several experts at the forum on a range of topics spanning cost, risk, technologies, challenges and successes.
Big Data genius bar: End the EHR oligopoly, bring joy back to medicine and over-invest in data gove…
Panelists at the HIMSS and Healthcare IT News Big Data and Healthcare Analytics Forum shared advice about engaging clinicians and patients, persuading the C-suite to support analytics investments, bridging the gap between IT and business, and more.
They’re not just TV stars. Robert Herjavec is a renowned security expert and Kevin O’Leary an innovation specialist with experience in healthcare dating back decades.
FHIR makes list. As do other innovations ranging from better treatment for depression to disappearing stents. Read about all of them here.
MedSec and Muddy Waters reveal that security vulnerabilities can weaponize pacemakers.