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By Bill Siwicki | 08:08 am | October 05, 2016
Almost all are aware that they are actively being eyed by cybercriminals, but only 22 percent said they are fully prepared to combat criminal security breaches, KPMG noted in a new report.
By Bill Siwicki | 03:19 pm | October 04, 2016
The vendor also has announced the availability of Dell EMC InfoArchive 4.1 and Dell EMC Clinical Archiving 2.0 software.
By Jessica Davis | 02:59 pm | October 04, 2016
Oxford, Mississippi-based Urgent Care Clinic of Oxford reported it was a victim of a ransomware attack, which appears to have been initiated by Russian hackers.
By Sherree Geyer | 01:15 pm | October 04, 2016
"The voices of regulation, defensive medicine, billing and quality measure reporting have been so loud that the primary reason for documentation has been ignored," said Peter Basch, MD, of MedStar Health in Washington.
By Miriam Paramore | 12:20 pm | October 04, 2016
The vice president of marketing at InstaMed, a healthcare payments network, talks with Miriam Paramore about marketing, revenue cycle and what she loves most about her work.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:50 am | October 04, 2016
Startup has developed imaging platform for gaining insight into cancer, infectious diseases, cognitive disorders and more.
By Mike Miliard | 11:35 am | October 04, 2016
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will ante $350,000 toward a better system of information sharing about cyber threats across healthcare.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:06 am | October 04, 2016
IBM announced October 3 that it would put Watson to work on IoT, and would devote up $200 million of a $3 billion total investment – the most IBM has ever spent in Europe – to open a new global headquarters in Munich for Watson's IoT business.
By Bill Siwicki | 03:54 pm | October 03, 2016
Mostashari, now the chief executive at Aledade, discusses how technology must better address the needs of population health and ACOs, and wages a complaint against many EHR vendors.
By Bernie Monegain | 12:25 pm | October 03, 2016
Health and Human Service Department said it is working with DNA Electronics on technology to determine genetic code within four hours to enable a faster and more accurate public health response to pandemic influenza and antibiotic-resistant infections.