The Department of Veterans Affairs, the nation’s largest integrated healthcare system, is centralizing the agency’s efforts to advance its artificial intelligence research and development capabilities.
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While there’s a lot of hype about the future benefits of artificial intelligence, the technology is already paying off.
December 5
From excessive sleepiness to family squabbles, the extended holiday season can be dangerous to your health.
November 25
Efforts to improve patient care and capitalize on vast stores of medical information will lean heavily on healthcare IT.
November 19
Malware risks continue to rise as hackers employ a variety of gambits to access crucial network information.
November 17
How NIST’s assessments of key characteristics for distributed computing can help measure maturity.
November 11
Gartner identifies the most significant technology trends that organizations must anticipate in the New Year.
November 10
Widespread use of connected devices raises the attack platform that hackers can use, and security execs must up their game.
November 5
A panel of doctors and researchers selects the advancements with the power to transform care.
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An audit of the electronic health records system at Nebraska Medicine in October enabled the organization to discover a data breach earlier than it would otherwise.December 5
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The Mayo Clinic has an opportunity to “define a digital health platform for the planet,” contends John Halamka, MD, who will spearhead efforts to scale the provider’s capabilities worldwide.December 4
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Using machine learning, researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center have developed a less-invasive alternative to liver biopsy—considered the gold standard for the diagnosis of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.December 4
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The Department of Agriculture is investing $116.7 million in grants and loans to provide a high-speed broadband infrastructure for rural communities in 14 states and territories.December 4
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SCAN Health Plan executives say they plan to work toward increasing sensitivity toward senior citizens by using virtual reality.December 4
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Tisch Multiple Sclerosis Research Center of New York is using artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science to find patterns that may relate to the cause of the disease.December 4
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A new cloud-based application has been built to streamline specimen collecting, tracking and labeling, while also automating laboratory receiving and processing procedures.July 23
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Three critical access hospitals in Montana have selected the Evident electronic health records system of CPSI as well as its TruBridge revenue cycle management software.July 23
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The recent data breach at the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services demonstrates the risk that hired third-party vendors pose to healthcare organizations.July 18
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A recent survey suggests that a majority of healthcare organizations are now putting data in the cloud, often without sufficient security protection.July 17
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Providers may be placing too much trust in cybersecurity practices that are not sophisticated enough to deter high-level attacks by hackers.July 17
