• 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
• Digital health technology poised to help an aging population
• MACRA final rule met with guarded, but mostly positive reaction
• Healthcare blockchain ideas swirl at government conference
• ONC national coordinator rebuts report on doctor discontent with EHRs
• For Interoperability Standards Advisory, ONC aims for Wikipedia style
• Blockchain in healthcare getting a lot of attention
• Karen DeSalvo, M.D., out as ONC national coordinator to focus on HHS
• Under HIPAA audit program, 167 healthcare organizations to be audited
• Sale of McKesson healthcare IT assets sparks wary reaction
• Healthcare data breaches widespread, Ponemon survey shows
• Medicare reimbursement changes add information-blocking ban
• Epic VP: Healthcare interoperability standards face challenges
• HIPAA audit protocol signals audit process underway
• After many delays, OCR HIPAA audits will start in 2016
• ONC steps up campaign against information blocking
• Boston Heart is a pacemaker in mobile app UI design
• At HIMSS 2016, HHS chief Burwell blasts information blocking
• New at HIMSS: Cybersecurity, 3D printing in healthcare and more
• MACRA doesn't replace meaningful use, it just changes it
• CMS wants to boost CQM reporting in EHR certification
• Appropriations act to spawn healthcare cybersecurity group
• New medical imaging technologies shown at busy RSNA 2015
• Transition from ICD-9 to ICD-10 going smoothly so far
• Healthcare big data not in the clinical setting yet
• IBM Watson Health teams with Medtronic to fight diabetes
• Connected Health showcases precision medicine and wearables
• CMS and ONC adjust meaningful use reporting rules
• Healthcare groups applaud meaningful use stage 3 reporting changes
• Mass. hospitals sign on to new value-based care payment model
• Nuance and MModal jockey at 2015 AHIMA convention
• Twitter reaction to the ICD-9 to ICD-10 implementation date
• AHIMA report: Ecosystem around ICD-9 to ICD-10 transition
• For Salesforce, new Health Cloud system faces hurdles
• On ICD-10 release date, CMS says four states exempt
• Pioneer ACOs continue steady and modest improvements
• #ChatHIT: Wearable technology in healthcare held back by cost
• Wearable devices in healthcare: Success dependent upon patient engagement
• Join SearchHealthIT's Twitter chat on healthcare wearables
• Allscripts CEO lays out genomics strategy to users
• Cerner chief: DoD contract was historic win
• Most doctors not ready for ICD-10, SERMO poll says
• Analysts: Cerner Corp. a better fit than Epic for big DoD contract
• Telehealth experts bullish on ROI of wearable health technology
• With continuing breaches, mHealth should learn from past thefts
• Infographic: Epic leads Cerner in battle for EHR market
• Join the discussion: Healthcare Internet of Things Twitter chat
• Architecting health data for the cloud
• CMS publishes hospital discharge, Medicare payment data
• Federal authorities on to healthcare cybercrime
• Healthcare CIO star John Halamka slams meaningful use
• Proposed changes to stage 3 of the EHR Incentive Programs
• Urban populations benefit from telemedicine services
• ATA meeting to display robots, other telemedicine services
• HIMSS conference assesses enterprise imaging
• Cerner touts Siemens users switching from Soarian at HIMSS 2015
• Vendor eClinicalWorks embraces wellness at HIMSS 2015
• CIOs call for interoperability at HIMSS 2015
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