Podcasts
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Preventing diagnostic errors in medicine with software
In this podcast, a medical expert talks about how physicians can avoid diagnostic errors -- a top threat to patient safety -- by using AI-based clinical decision support software.
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AI in radiology more than a fad, but work remains
In a podcast from the RSNA 2017 medical imaging conference, a veteran radiologist reflects on AI hype versus reality and the new generation of radiologists growing up with AI.
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2017 hurricanes show importance of telehealth in a disaster
In the wake of an extremely active hurricane season, telehealth providers are ensuring that patients in affected areas can get the services they need without going to the hospital.
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HIT Squad podcast recaps HIMSS 2017 Orlando hot topics
In this podcast, the SearchHealthIT HIT Squad recaps HIMSS 2017 hot topics including AI in healthcare, patient engagement and a relative lack of government issues.
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HIMSS 2017 health IT topics to include cybersecurity, value-based care
In this podcast, the HIT Squad talks about hot health IT topics SearchHealthIT expects to cover at HIMSS 2017; they include health data cybersecurity and value-based healthcare.
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HIT Squad e-health 2016 lookback and IT health predictions for 2017
In this podcast, the HIT Squad reviews top 2016 interviews and looks ahead to 2017, with speculation of how new administration will fund government agencies that oversee health IT.
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Telemedicine pediatrics is focus of new telehealth provider offering
The Nemours children's health system is offering pediatric telemedicine services for out-of-state patients as part of the new American Well telehealth exchange.
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Mobile ultrasound scanner joins ecosystem of connected health devices
As mobile devices in healthcare proliferate, clinicians are using mobile diagnostic tools, like hand-held ultrasound scanners, to provide care outside of traditional hospital settings.
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Investor steers venture capital for healthcare to proven technologies
In choosing investments, a health IT venture capitalist looked for technologies with proven outcomes, not just pilot studies, notably in population health.
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At 2016 CHIME CIO forum, health IT CIO group chief looks ahead
In a podcast from the CHIME fall forum in Phoenix, Russ Branzell, CEO of the health IT CIO organization, explains CHIME's policy agenda for 2017.
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Blockchain healthcare promise, problems aired at government conference
Blockchain distributed ledger technology bears big potential and poses challenges for health IT applications; supporters and skeptics debated blockchain at a government workshop.
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CRM goliath Salesforce aims at dominating CRM for healthcare market
A CRM system for healthcare as explained at Dreamforce by Josh Newman, M.D., Salesforce chief medical officer; and a visit to West Coast ambulatory EHR vendor Practice Fusion.
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Expert says patient privacy practices are not possible without security
In this podcast, a health IT compliance expert discusses how security is essential to achieving true patient privacy practices and offers three security tactics.
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Ambulatory EHR vendors having success on East and West Coasts
As big EHR vendors battle for large healthcare system market shares, purveyors of EHRs for small physician practices are still finding success with moderately priced systems.
Photo Stories
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Connected medical devices seek a place in clinical setting
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Hot in 2016: Data blocking and patient access to personal information
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HIPAA violation examples: The five most common mistakes
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Five new telemedicine devices and systems shown at ATA 2016
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The five most innovative technologies at Connected Health Symposium 2015
Videos
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AI in medical imaging won't threaten radiologists, analyst says
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Sweeping 21st Century Cures Act funds healthcare initiatives
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Lack of interoperability affects telehealth programs
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Anything but healthcare next-generation cybersecurity tools will not do
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CIO: Healthcare predictive analytics important to population health
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CIO discusses health systems' projects with mobile healthcare services