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Artificial Intelligence

By Andrea Fox | 10:15 am | July 29, 2025
The cloud IT vendor said it now gives patients a no-login, digital identity-based access system to exercise greater control over their health data.
By HIMSS TV | 02:00 am | July 29, 2025
IRCCS IRST Dino Amadori's Nicola Gentili says TRUMPET, FLUTE and ONCOVALUE, projects leveraging federated learning and analysis, will lay the foundation for interoperability and privacy-protecting use of data across Europe.
By HIMSS TV | 01:30 am | July 29, 2025
Nicole Ramage, senior market insights manager at HIMSS, discusses some recent research and highlights some reports to look out for soon.
By Adam Ang | 11:52 pm | July 28, 2025
The future of EMR systems is powered by AI, according to Oracle Health APAC's chief clinical CIO Michael Draheim.
By HIMSS TV | 11:51 pm | July 28, 2025
Implementing wearable devices and AI technologies across its facilities in Banten is part of Bethsaida Healthcare's ongoing transformation, says corporate IT head Hasan Widjaja.
By Andrea Fox | 10:26 am | July 28, 2025
The new plan directs the U.S. Department of Commerce to revise artificial intelligence risk management frameworks, which could undo protections that might be seen as "woke" in order to do business with the federal government.
By HIMSS TV | 10:24 am | July 28, 2025
Too few healthcare organizations are getting adequate ROI on their artificial intelligence investments, says Tom Lawry, managing director of Second Century Tech. He offers some perspective on achieving value enterprise-wide.
By Adam Ang | 07:31 pm | July 27, 2025
It has helped two big hospitals in Saudi Arabia to get their EMR system validated for Stage 7 of the HIMSS EMRAM.
By HIMSS TV | 03:00 pm | July 25, 2025
While AI technology continues to generate hype in the digital health space, thought leader Gary Monk says applications that can help solve real-world problems are the most interesting and valuable to healthcare stakeholders.
By Andrea Fox | 12:43 pm | July 25, 2025
The success of hospitals using a free PPH risk assessment algorithm and other tools that aid early detection and treatment of hemorrhage after childbirth – the primary cause of U.S. maternal morbidity rates – is driving a new tech integration initiative.