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Remote care services offer opportunities for early intervention and reduce the need for in-person visits, unnecessary hospitalizations or emergency department visits.

‘HHS must be agile, accountable, and strategic to meet the needs of this moment,’ Secretary Becerra says.

While no single technology can magically solve a crisis, sophisticated technologies are improving the financial picture for many health care organizations, both large and small, throughout the country today.

What the change health care cyberattack can teach medical practices about protecting their information

Navigating the promise and perils of health data interoperability

Cybersecurity firm says it's a glitch, not an attack, and repair is coming.

Senators, federal regulators outline possible next steps in cybersecurity for health care.

The aftermath of a significant cyberattack that recently crippled the health care industry is acting as a catalyst for progressive change and sparking important conversations surrounding innovation with a particular focus on the importance of resilience.

As value-based care adoption grows, payers and providers must find the right tools to transform adversarial interactions into partnerships that put patients at the center of care.

Health care organizations comment on proposed rules established through legislation of 2022.

An effective EHR solution improves workflow processes and reduces the amount of time you spend inputting patient data.

With AI's health care boom, many physicians seek guidance on meaningful integration.

While there’s no easy fix to stop the attacks, there is huge potential in digital cloud fax — a simple, often overlooked way to communicate.

Industry analyst outlines care management programs for physicians.

Cyberattacks on health care call for a security refresh. Here are common challenges and their solutions.

A big target causes widespread problems.

Which cities are seeing a boom in health care AI jobs?

Physicians can improve patient outcomes with evolving health tech solutions that are becoming more accessible and relevant to patients.

How hope and optimism for technology can shape a more positive future for healthcare & how we can get there

The study found that hospitalized patients whose care teams received AI-generated alerts about adverse changes in their health were 43% more likely to receive timely escalated care and significantly less likely to die.

By harnessing sizable amounts of data, advanced algorithms, and machine learning capabilities, AI empowers health care professionals to make more informed decisions, optimize resource allocation, and ultimately, provide higher quality care to patients.

Jennifer N. Lee, M.D. recently conducted a study on managing patient portal messages at her medical practice — and found something interesting about physician gender.

FDA approves CGMs for adults to monitor conditions of diabetes, metabolic health.

Medical AI stakeholders must work together to create reimbursement models that incentivize broader and appropriate use of medical AI that also ensure financial sustainability

Addressing data privacy concerns and tackling the technological skills gap will be key to revolutionizing the patient experience in a meaningful way.

Drive patient retention with remote patient monitoring.

American College of Physicians publishes position paper on best practices for integrating artificial intelligence into health care.

We ought to be reminded of all the ways technology has made care better, safer, and more accessible for patients across the country.