By Bal Heroor – The healthcare industry is embracing digital transformation to enhance service quality, optimize data-driven operations, and enhance profitability. As organizations adopt AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity software, can new technologies address the challenges faced by the industry?
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By Katie Brenneman – New technology trends are taking the load off many doctors and nurses and making life easier for patients. When it comes to AI, these are technologies and trends we can be expecting to see.
By Jon Moore MS JD HCISPP and Dr. Thomas Graham PhD – Artificial intelligence is a tool; like any tool, it is capable of benevolent and malevolent applications. As with any novel technology, there is often an eagerness to adopt and utilize it. But what are the potential hazards?
By Ian Cohen – The new and emerging state privacy laws have created a challenging patchwork of rules that require all organizations to implement new data privacy protections. This is particularly true for healthcare organizations, who continue to bear the cost of third parties misusing their patients’ and customers’ data.
By Emily Newton – Like many other industries, the medical sector is ramping up its AI adoption. This technology has shown significant potential in many use cases, particularly clinical trials, but some concerns remain. As more organizations use AI in medical research, more ethical questions emerge.
By Devin Partida – Unlike other sectors where nonprofits serve lower-income populations, health care nonprofits usually serve people with higher-than-average incomes and they tend to have strong financial resources. They’re also far more common than for-profit hospitals.
By Karen Youmans MPA RHIA CCS – Healthcare providers can receive incentive payments through value-based programs based on the quality of care provided to Medicare patients. Value-based programs move payments to providers based on quality rather than quantity.
By Andrew Lockhart – The healthcare industry utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to drive innovation across various use cases, including precision medicine, imaging, clinical documentation, and patient communication. However, many healthcare leaders are not using AI to its full potential.
By Bulat Lutfullin – The healthcare industry is on the brink of a technological revolution that could change the way we diagnose, treat, and manage diseases. AI has the potential to improve patient outcomes, enhance clinical decision-making, and optimize resource utilization.