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By Bernie Monegain | 10:09 am | July 22, 2016
The American Hospital Association found that providers are enabling patients to conduct more tasks online, including paying bills, contacting their provider, and scheduling appointments.
By Mike Miliard | 12:14 pm | July 21, 2016
HHS and VA have made huge investments in infrastructure and cybersecurity. With its massive EHR modernization project the DHA is also opening its purse strings.
By Jack McCarthy | 08:04 am | July 21, 2016
While new models of care have emerged, none are easily replicable. That’s challenging in an industry where spending is uncertain but providers and policymakers can look to the most expensive patients as an opportunity to drive innovation.  
By Bernie Monegain | 12:12 pm | July 20, 2016
Population health management, EHRs and biosensing technologies were also among the top investment areas.
By Bill Siwicki | 08:17 am | July 20, 2016
William Yasnoff, MD, has developed a personal grid format that can prevent hackers from accessing an entire database full of patient records. Hospitals or IT vendors can use the tactic – for free – to force cybercriminals to decrypt one record at a time.
By Carla Smith and Patricia Mechael | 08:07 am | July 20, 2016
HIMSS Executive Vice President Carla Smith and PCHA EVP Patricia Mechael caution against applying the phrase to all digital health apps and tools. Instead, executives and innovators should work to align emerging technologies with consumer demand.
By Mike Miliard | 12:07 pm | July 19, 2016
The Consumer Health Data Aggregator and Provider User Experience challenges focus on easing access to information for patients and clinicians, using open APIs and the FHIR interoperability standard.  
By Bernie Monegain | 10:50 am | July 19, 2016
Cerner President Zane Burke said that Hurst, currently a senior vice president at Florida Hospital, brings both vision and operational expertise to the software vendor.  
By Tom Sullivan | 08:09 am | July 19, 2016
The names and Twitter handles of this year's social media favorites as voted on by the people. 
By Jessica Davis | 05:10 pm | July 18, 2016
Hospital computer and math science positions are on the uptick, with 17.9 percent growth between 2010 to 2014, according to a MedPAC analysis of Bureau of Labor statistics. That growth may reflect healthcare's efforts to transition to electronic health records.