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At issue in Medical University of South Carolina's lawsuit are physician preference cards, which enable specialized procedures and require two-factor authentication to access.

At HIMSS21, Julie Campbell of Healthbox, talks about Ideally, her team’s innovation collaboration platform.

Seeking to shed stigma, Erica Land tells her story. And she offers a look at what it's like on the frontlines of telehealth as a clinical operations specialist at VirtualMed Staff.

Ophir Lotan from telemedicine company TytoCare walks readers through this key task now that virtual care has gone mainstream because of COVID-19.

The $17 billion deal marks the second time the cloud health IT vendor has been acquired in the past three years.

Digital health movers and shakers weigh in on how the industry can make progress on building next-generation healthcare for everyone.

Jacki Monson, who is also chief technology risk officer and chief privacy officer at Sutter, previews her HIMSS Healthcare Cybersecurity Forum virtual session – where she'll discuss stakeholder alignment and "privacy and security by design."

Dr. Nasim Afsar will be in charge of the company's efforts around patient care, which are focused on quality and safety, regulatory compliance, government and policy, and continuous improvement.

Employees hired through the system will join what the agency is calling the Cybersecurity Service, "the nation's pre-eminent federal cybersecurity team."

Tom Skelton, who has led the company since 2014, said he would be staying on through the end of next year and assisting in the search for his replacement.