• Lower HIPAA violation fines shouldn't translate into lax security
• Senator to ONC, CMS: Take interoperability in healthcare slow
• Regulation for AI-based medical devices could drive adoption
• Telehealth services bring care to patients -- no matter where they are
• Elsevier, PhactMI to develop MI semantic search platform
• InterSystems HealthShare launches Provider Directory
• 3 steps CIOs should take to integrate telehealth tools successfully
• Nvidia AI creates new programs for radiology, drug discovery
• Amazon introduces Alexa in healthcare with HIPAA-compliant skills
• A successful cybersecurity strategy hinges on clear communication
• CMS focuses on post-acute care settings in interoperability quest
• Philips buys Carestream Health's healthcare information systems
• ONC, CMS strive for a competitive healthcare market with open APIs
• The lead-up to HIMSS 2019: CIOs look for innovation
• ONC, CMS drop information blocking, interoperability rules ahead of HIMSS
• Value-based care models, social determinants of health on HIMSS19 docket
• HL7 releases new FHIR standard, but don't expect true interoperability
• Population health management program growth tied to value-based care
• CMS interoperability and patient access rule delayed by shutdown
• Healthcare in 2019: Forrester tags virtual care as trend to watch
• Consumerization of healthcare loomed large in 2018 stories
• 2 takeaways from Pagosa Springs Medical Center HIPAA settlement
• Why the FHIR standard may not get us to interoperability
• At RSNA 2018, Google Cloud exec talks customer and product strategy
• New ONC health IT draft report aims to improve EHR usability
• RSNA 2018 shines light on AI, machine learning
• Will AthenaHealth sale alter customer service, consultant wonders
• A new breed of interoperable EHR apps is coming, but slowly
• Allscripts plans to make PDMP data accessible in EHRs
• CHIME Most Wired survey: Interoperability slowly moves forward
• New effort seeks to standardize business associates agreements
• Broadband will boost telemedicine applications, FCC chairman says
• News roundup: 3 new blockchain in healthcare use cases
• Medicare's new member of its healthcare data center: The cloud
• AHIMA Convention 2018 highlights EHR innovations
• Tech giants support FHIR standard. Will that make a difference?
• McAfee threat research team uncovers healthcare security risks
• Missouri hospital sued over medical records breach
• Expert questions funds for interoperability challenges in healthcare
• Healthcare APIs get a new trial run for Medicare claims
• CMS creates chief health informatics officer position
• A web-based approach to preauthorization for insurance
• Can value-based care models cut costs? Yes, they can
• News briefs: Study outlines best practices for patient matching
• Jefferson College of Population Health gets $2M endowment from vendor
• Why healthcare APIs will save lives, money and time
• AARP, startups partner to study digital healthcare technology
• New Apple Health Records API may make a PHR app easier
• Healthcare data analytics success grows when IT advises execs
• Patient engagement system ties Change, Adobe, Microsoft
• Google, Fitbit, startups storm into healthcare AI
• American Well expands acute care services with Avizia acquisition
• CMS elevates electronic health records interoperability
• New patient care models showcased at HLTH 2018 conference
• ATA18 to explore the impact, potential of telemedicine
• Facebook's medical data sharing plan raises privacy concerns
• Report: Patient relationship management could curb readmissions
• Cybersecurity in healthcare ails from lack of IT talent
• HIMSS notebook: EHR trends embraced by vendors with AI and CRM
• Reprimand on healthcare and cloud computing spurs HIMSS debate
• Transition to value-based care slowed by lack of standardization
• With health IT interoperability in mind, CMS announces changes
• HIMSS 2018 focuses on AI in healthcare
• One Virtual System Worldwide: Intra-Epic interoperability
• Apple Health app update for health records: pros and cons
• Health information sharing framework unveiled
• Four healthcare technology trends to watch in 2018
• Net neutrality repeal could limit telehealth providers
• Progress Health Cloud tackles healthcare IT integration
• ONC: Healthcare IT issues are EHR usability, interoperability
• Radiology AI and deep learning take over RSNA 2017
• CHIME kills national patient matching challenge
• Healthcare payer-provider links sweeping into industry
• Change Healthcare blockchain system draws praise
• Cerner population health exec headlines health IT forum
• Healthcare quality goals set for telehealth, interoperability
• ONC wants help with health IT certification testing program
• Remaining McKesson EHR technology sold to Allscripts
• Delays for $1 million CHIME national patient ID challenge
• ECW False Claims Act violation a new area of healthcare fraud
• The eClinicalWorks False Claims Act case: Implications for health IT
• WannaCry ransomware attack should push hospitals to gauge certain tech
• Healthcare software developer jobs may be hit by Trump H-1B visa move
• CIO: Consumer mistrust in health information security is founded
• HL7 standards work slowed by lack of financial support, leaders say
• Health IT community welcomes new ONC head, Donald Rucker
• Arrival of new HHS healthcare tech boss could augur big changes at ONC
• Experts not surprised that EHR patient safety issues top ECRI report
• VA launches collaborative 3D printing hospital network
• New Epic EHR systems to carry lower prices, aimed at smaller hospitals
• HIMSS 2017 buzz ranges from patient engagement to AI, machine learning
• Cognitive computing in healthcare: MD Anderson puts IBM Watson on hold
• Accountable care organization model will likely survive ACA repeal
• Joint Commission bans CPOE secure texting for physicians
• Trends in health IT for 2017: Ransomware, RPA, blockchain predictions
• CHIME urges Trump administration to pause stage 3 of meaningful use
• RSNA 2016 features AI, cloud and VNAs for medical imaging
• Experts say how Trump presidency might affect the future of health IT
• White House CIO warns health CIOs to beware the internet of things
• Organizations discuss cybersecurity, healthcare data breach prevention
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