By Tom Sullivan, Healthcare IT News | February 14, 2018 Once the specification gains wider use for data exchange, it will open the doors for more advanced uses of data, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, IBM, Google and Microsoft executives said at HIMSS19. ORLANDO — HL7’s FHIR (Fast Healthcare [...]
By David Lim, MedTech DIVE | February 14, 2019 Dive Brief: A record year of $8.1 billion into U.S.-based digital health companies in 2018 may represent the peak of the investment cycle, Rock Health Director of Research Megan Zweig said Wednesday at a HIMSS panel. The remarks come the same [...]
By Rahul Patel, Forbes | February 12, 2019 Precision health has become all the rage lately, as it holds ramifications that reach deep into the prospects for success for new models of health care, including pay for performance. So how can precision health benefit patients and the clinicians who care [...]
By Kevin Truong, MedCity News | February 11, 2019 New proposed rules from HHS would require government health plans and health plans sold on the federal ACA exchanges to give patients free access and control over their health information by 2020 and to implement an HL7 FHIR-based API to open [...]
By Mike Miliard, Healthcare IT News | February 11, 2019 At the HIMSS19 Precision Medicine Summit, John Halamka and other healthcare leaders described how policy, technology, clinical processes and patient engagement need to evolve to make it a reality for primary care. ORLANDO – Dr. John Halamka, CIO of Beth [...]
Forbes Insights Team, Forbes | February 11, 2019 Step inside Johns Hopkins’ 5,200-square-foot Judy Reitz Capacity Command Center and it’s a bit like you’ve entered NASA mission control. Computers hum at 24 workstations. Dispatchers field calls and direct virtual traffic. Large wall-mounted flat screens display live data dashboards. In the [...]
