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HIMSS continues to engage with internal and external experts to help with health and safety decisions in Las Vegas. It is also working with other experts in public health, population health, epidemiology, event planning and more.

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said that "all options are on the table" when it comes to repercussions for cyberattacks.

A hospital physician specializing in strategic initiatives offers an in-depth preview of her HIMSS21 educational session, which will explore ways to build on today's telemedicine success for the future.

Healthcare leaders from around the world gathered for #HIMSS21Europe to share trailblazing advice about developing digital maturity to improve clinical outcomes and increase resilience during a crisis. 

When COVID-19 hit New York City, the value of telehealth – especially for some vulnerable people who otherwise struggled to safely access services – became clear.

Experts from the WHO, the Portuguese Presidency of the EU Council, Israel, the UK and the US kicked off the #HIMSS21Europe Health Conference with their perspectives on steering the world out of the pandemic and economic crisis.

New research has revealed that 98% of clinicians have experienced burnout, and Covid has exacerbated existing feelings of exhaustion and overload. The study suggested introducing organisational interventions and systemised support may help alleviate some of that stress.

The MyBaby app enables the verification of key steps in IVF.

Internal guidance shared this week directed U.S. attorney's offices to centrally coordinate ransomware investigations with a task force, Reuters reports.

Agility, flexibility and security are the focus of the latest installment in our COVID-19 era lessons learned feature series, which this time showcases four CIOs, including Mayo Clinic's Cris Ross.