Today’s healthcare industry faces unprecedented pressure, as hospitals deal with fewer staff, an increase in patient acuity, changing regulations and shifting payment models. In one recent survey, ...

The survey, which collected responses from 55 leaders at hospitals and health systems, comes as interest in AI — and concerns about its safe and equitable use — have spiked over the past year and a ...

New gadgets are great, but only if they help us continue "hands-on" doctoring ...

Health systems and health plans are focusing on different goals for 2025 when it comes to technology adoption and investment, a Dec. 12 survey from Deloitte found. The Deloitte Center for Health ...

In 2023, nearly one-third of immigrants who sought health care in the US reported obstacles in receiving respectful communication from their providers. That is equivalent to a little more than 10 ...

From smartwatches to fitness trackers, wearable technologies have the opportunity to transform how patients understand their health—long after they leave their doctor’s office. But adoption of the ...

It's still early days for value-based care. The VBC landscape today is characterized by widespread but sometimes superficial adoption. While many health systems have initiated value-based care ...

You’re navigating an era of unparalleled connectivity, engaging with a world that’s rapidly digitizing, and embracing a lifestyle that’s increasingly tech-driven. Now, imagine integrating this digital ...

The Department of Health and Human Services on Tuesday disclosed that Thomas Keane has been tapped to serve as the agency’s top technology policy official and national coordinator for health IT. Keane ...

Security technology systems have advanced, providing tools that help the healthcare security director better protect patients, visitors, and staff. Advanced technology systems can now detect and ...

Technology is reshaping healthcare, but its transformative power to dispel health inequities will only be realized if leaders address a critical challenge: the digital divide. From basic internet ...

A new survey finds that poor or ineffective technology is costing the healthcare industry $8 billion a year. Here are the eight biggest culprits. Healthcare organizations are losing $8 billion a year ...