Andrea Fox
A new retrospective analysis leveraged the American College of Cardiology algorithm to score cardiac arrest arrivals and predict unfavorable neurological outcomes. It's now available on the internet.
Through a new telehealth partnership with Trustmark Small Business Benefits, employees can access nonoperative musculoskeletal care to address muscle and joint pain.
A prehospital health information exchange in Michigan that provides bidirectional interoperability will bridge ambulatory data gaps and enhance care coordination en route to the hospital and during post-discharge care transitions.
Also: A Virginia man is facing more than 20 years for unauthorized access and exposure of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's PHI in 2019 to fuel a political conspiracy theory.
Offered in partnership with Novo Nordisk Foundation, the fellowship will focus on technologies that analyze vast amounts of data to increase diagnostic accuracy, speed personalized medicine and improve clinical trials.
Patients can now release all their electronic health data to apps of their choice through TEFCA's record location services, and understand if the data exchange they authorize is protected under HIPAA.
OneBlood has been hit by ransomware, resulting in a massive disruption to patient care. AHA urges health systems and hospitals nationwide to review contingency plans for blood supplies.
If artificial intelligence can do good for struggling patients and help them avoid crippling medical debt, half of the Americans said they are in.
Several factors combined to hit healthcare hardest again this year, but new research by the Ponemon Institute and IBM Security also found that using artificial intelligence in security reduced attacks' severity in terms of cost and recovery time.
Nursing and IT
Integrating analytics and care coordination recommendations into EHR workflows has helped reduce lengths of stay, says the health system's COO – lowering costs, boosting patient access and reducing burdens for nurses and other clinicians.