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This week's top stories include an alert about Russian state-sponsored cyber operations targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, including healthcare orgs, and Massachusetts emergency orders aiming to help ease critical staffing shortages.
Dr. Alan S. Young, head of clinical partnerships at KēlaHealth, explains the possibilities for AI and data analytics to give a broad view of patient health.
Virtual care can work to optimize scheduling and grant services to vulnerable people, according to Dr. Shelley Cooper, CEO of SureShow.
The OuluHealth ecosystem can respond speedily to digital-health bottlenecks while addressing societal needs through its experience in medicine, wireless technology and big data analytics, according to program leader Maritta Perälä-Heape.
VyTrac CEO Zach Fink developed technology to get healthcare to Puerto Rico after the hurricane. It's finding use in other settings.
This week's top stories include a class action complaint accusing QRS of failing to secure, monitor and maintain protected patient data following a breach, and New York's booster mandate that aims to protect the health of a stretched-thin workforce.
Sheeza Hussain, chief commercial officer at Biofourmis, talks about how the company's advanced analytics engine helps providers find individual baseline metrics so they know when to intervene.
Connected devices can help make workouts more interactive, easy to use and engaging. Mike Rucker, chief digital officer at Active Wellness, explains how.
Miles Romney, eVisit cofounder and chief technology officer, talks about how the company got through the early part of the pandemic, with jumps in telehealth and onboarding new providers remotely.
Dr. Bill Hayes, chief medical officer of CPSI, talks about tools that help find timely, relevant clinical data.