Data Warehousing
Working with the Pittsburgh health system's VC and innovation arm, the company aims to build out its data management platform, enabling a more streamlined process for clients to access unstructured clinical notes.
Improving healthcare access requires data initiatives that allow agencies and providers across states to build a holistic view of a patient's needs, says Sumit Sajnani, health information technology officer for Connecticut's Office of Health Strategy.
What do providers need to do better to protect against cyberattacks? A former healthcare CISO, now leading security strategies at Google Cloud, gives some advice.
Healthcare providers are overconfident in their cloud infrastructure and unaware of how technology gaps and poor cyber hygiene leave protected health information exposed to potential breaches, according to the ClearDATA survey.
Reliable data common across all systems is one of a variety of places healthcare CIOs can push funds, one expert says.
The Joint Cybersecurity Advisory about the ransomware-as-a-service variant comes as Capitol Hill leaders are asking HHS to boost its efforts to protect hospitals and public health systems from cyberattacks.
The APeX system, which was customized at UC San Francisco and stands for Advancing Patient-Centered Excellence, will offer access to consolidated medical records for a more seamless patient experience, the health system says.
HIMSS22 Europe
Some hospitals don't want to share data, and some are not able to, says Prof. Alexander Geissler from the University of St. Gallen. Germany's national digital maturity assessment has revealed that interoperability is a major barrier.
The health systems will collaborate with the New York-based AI startup to integrate representative patient data for an equitable healthcare platform for clinical practice diagnostics and decision-making.
Building off a longtime partnership, the deal expands Lyniate's offerings to include terminology cross-mapping, value set management, unstructured data conversion and more.