The health care industry is shifting thanks to newfound collaboration between medical technology companies and communications giants. Together, they can better protect the health care system against cyberthreats.
Technical health care projects require consultants to provide much more than technology expertise. That’s the cost of delivering best-possible patient outcomes.
At the University of Illinois at Chicago’s acclaimed College of Applied Health Sciences, the future of health data is improving patient outcomes today.
Artificial intelligence and virtual intelligence are at the core of the user-focused future of health care, according to our panel of industry experts.
Telemedicine offers a promising pathway for battling opioid addiction in rural America, but limited reimbursement has been a barrier. That is changing.
Quality care requires consistency and accuracy across a patient’s health record. This is where health care facilities should turn to improve their documentation.
The health care industry needs innovation and new technologies to progress. Medicine, marketing and technology thought leader John Nosta says communication among the industry’s leaders is critical.