Privacy & Security

Despite the hype, this buzzing AI will still have to prove its worth for Asia's cautious hospitals, says one health tech vendor. 

The models developed by Stanford Medicine Children’s Health have been so effective that Epic has incorporated a similar guardrail into its own system, extending the impact of Stanford's work to teens worldwide.

The Sunshine State's proposed law would shield governments and businesses against liability claims that result from a data breach that occurs during a cyberattack.

Specialty centres focused on cancer and brain disorders share flagship projects and initiatives in the pipeline to provide more personalised care to individual patients.

The cross-agency, cross-industry collaboration driving CMMI’s first truly interoperable payment model could improve oncology delivery for years to come, says the Digital Medicine Society's Jennifer Goldsack.

The new Infrastructure Adoption Model is designed to help health systems link their IT deployments to their clinical and business goals and help them reduce costs, mitigate cyber risk and boost outcomes for both patients and clinicians.

Also, eHealth NSW has finally hired a new CTO. 

Ahead of new enforceable standards, U.S. Health and Human Services has released voluntary cybersecurity performance goals to address the most significant cyberattack vectors hospitals and healthcare providers face.

Singapore is becoming concerned about cybersecurity risks with the increasing integration of medical devices in its health system.

Iain Paterson of WELL Health Technologies and Yotam Segev of Cyera discuss how cloud infrastructure provides uniform, flexible and manageable security protection and privacy controls for protected health data.