Population Health

United Spinal Association's Paul Amadeus Lane discusses how virtual rehab, AI and machine learning can enhance quality of life.

The new Providence National Foundation is targeting technologies and strategies for wider access to personalized care, including telehealth, genome sequencing, data mapping and more.

Panelists said better data collection and decentralized clinical trials may be one way to boost diversity efforts.

Researchers surveyed nearly 600 health IT and security professionals about the ways cyberattacks disrupt care delivery and put patient safety at risk.

Pascal Lardier, VP of events and media content for HIMSS International, says the pandemic has led to valuable discussions that have helped healthcare leaders worldwide.

The IT veteran, who comes to the Florida health system with both hospital and vendor experience, wants to "humanize technology to solve problems in new ways."

This week's top stories include a class-action lawsuit alleging Aetna doesn't provide equal access to fertility treatments, and healthcare IT decision-makers saying their organizations are at risk of security threats due to skills gaps.

Also, the Pandemic Institute launches in Liverpool to speed up vaccine development. 

Health plans hire ConsejoSano to create culturally appropriate content, but the company can't reach members by text.

The safety net provider network will offer community health centers a fully integrated enterprise ecosystem, officials say.