By jfinison
12:00 PM

This webinar will share how healthcare organizations can enhance their digital infrastructure through best practices and lessons learned. It will address existing barriers to modernization, as well as the programs themselves. Additionally, it will illustrate how such effort can facilitate the scaling of digital technologies to improve screening and early disease detection, with the goal to improve patient outcomes and deliver more efficient, effective care.

clinical researchers looking at data on a screen
11:57 AM

Mayo Clinic's decentralized trials are investigating how to best integrate the clinical trial experience into a patient’s life and routine care, say researchers ahead of their HIMSS25 presentation.

doctors looking at a tablet
11:27 AM

The electronic health records vendor says it will remain "open to all opportunities."

Stethoscope on tablet
10:47 AM

Mass personalization at scale can be done through technology, says Mudit Garg, CEO and cofounder of Qventus.

 

Rachele Watts, Joel Bond and Evgeny Shekhtman at Providence Health_Las Vegas skyline Photo by halbergman/E+/Getty Images
09:38 AM

In a preview of their upcoming HIMSS25 education session, leaders with the health system's Agile Practice Office explain the benefits of Scrum and Kanban in healthcare operations.

Worker pointing at screen with coworker
09:18 AM

Discover best practices for protecting your RCM processes and data.

A doctor reviewing a paper patient record
06:29 AM

It recently launched the Indian Genomic Dataset, which currently has 10,000 sequenced genomes from the local population.

A lab scientist reviewing data in a digital tablet
06:27 AM

The establishment of the cross-border data space follows the recent formation of a digital health alliance in the area.

Nurses reviewing a patient's record on a digital tablet
07:29 PM

This article provides actionable strategies that healthcare organisations can use to optimise their shared mobile device programs with the technology and management practices needed to achieve high-quality, patient-centred care.

By jfinison
04:17 PM

The current U.S. healthcare system may be strained by a growing workforce shortage, financial constraints and an aging Baby Boomer population, but screening and early disease detection programs offer much-needed support. They can help deliver more efficient and cost-effective treatment plans and better patient outcomes, thereby ensuring sustainability for healthcare providers.