By Bill Siwicki, Healthcare IT News | February 27, 2019 Four experts in artificial intelligence technology offer advice to healthcare CIOs on how to best begin implementing an AI system. Artificial intelligence is just as complex as it sounds. Successful deployment of the various technologies that are necessary for AI [...]
By Adam B. Cohen and Kyan Safavi, Health Affairs | February 27, 2019 Digital health technologies hold great promise to solve some of the biggest problems in our healthcare system, including achieving higher quality, lower cost, and greater access to care. In the January 2019 issue of Health Affairs, we [...]
By Nathan Eddy, Healthcare IT News | February 27, 2019 Health and research entities to advance genome sequencing for disease diagnosis. A consortium of eight health care and research organizations in the U.S. and Canada, including the Mayo Clinic and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard announced the launch [...]
By Erin Dietsche, MedCity News | February 26, 2019 Deloitte's vision for health in 2040 is made up of three main categories: data and platforms; care enablement; and well-being and care delivery. While no one knows what the future will hold, it can be fun to take a guess at [...]
By Kevin Truong, MedCity News | February 24, 2019 Companies, health plans and providers are increasingly looking at delivering care at schools, where children spend most of their waking hours. There isn’t a hospital, a medical clinic or even a decent grocery store nearby Robla School District in Northern Sacramento. [...]
By Fred Donovan, HIT Infrastructure | February 22, 2019 CAMBRIDGE—The biggest question when it come to digital health technology is not getting “new, cool stuff” into the hospital, but how can it fit seamlessly into the existing clinical workflow, observed Jaydeo Kinikar, head of marketing and business development at Philips [...]
