Artificial Intelligence
Healthcare IT News conducted a post-HIMSS17 survey to gauge real implementations of the conference’s big buzzwords. Respondents also revealed their favorite part of this year’s conference.
DeepMind, the Google-owned artificial intelligence company, is developing a new technology similar to blockchain for secure tracking of patient health data.
This year's conference hit on many healthcare trends, including machine learning, analytics and population health. And then there were Dan Rather, Ginni Rometty, John Boehner and Michael Leavitt. Here are the high points, all in one place.
The company said the software will take users to WebMD’s content library to avoid misdirected search for health information.
IBM’s Watson met Salesforce’s Einstein in a deal the companies said could help healthcare organizations advance data-driven decision making.
HIMSS17 has come and gone. Take our survey to separate the buzz from the real world work already underway at hospitals across the U.S.
Frost & Sullivan analysis shows that uncertainty in policy will make negotiations tougher as new technology advances.
New temperature sensor is an expanded range device capable of measuring down to -200 Celsius.
The acquisition of Predixion Healthcare is a sign that the predictive analytics market is consolidating.
Collaboration meant to demonstrate how natural voice assistant technology can help patients be more fully engaged in their wellness at home.
