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Our most popular compilations run the gamut from the most powerful women in healthcare IT or predictions about how information technology will affect care delivery.

Efforts to improve patient care and capitalize on vast stores of medical information will lean heavily on healthcare IT.

Efforts to improve patient care and capitalize on vast stores of medical information will lean heavily on healthcare information systems—many experts believe computerization must pay off now.

With smaller businesses—including healthcare organizations—commonly using broadband connectivity as well as multiple information systems, the Federal Communications Commission offers 10 cyber security tips to protect your business, customers and data from cybersecurity threats.

Women IT pioneers meet to discuss ways to continue the mission.

Health Data Management is honoring 75 of the Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT. The awards are broken into three categories: thought leaders, provider/payer executives and CIOs/IT leaders. What follow is the list of provider/payer executives. All 75 women will be honored at The Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT conference, which will be held May 12, 2016, in Boston. For more information on the event, click here.

Health Data Management is honoring 75 of the Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT. The awards are broken into three categories: thought leaders, provider/payer executives and CIOs/IT leaders. What follow is the list of thought leaders. All 75 women will be honored at The Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT conference, which will be held May 12, 2016, in Boston. For more information on the event, click here.

Roundtable: Evolving Image

Last week Apple unveiled its Apple Watch and HealthKit app to much fanfare. But how these new technologies will fit into or transform the healthcare landscape remains to be seen. Catch up on HDM’s coverage and analysis of the event to see how these products could impact the healthcare industry.