The health care industry produces an astonishing amount of data: nearly one-third of the world’s data volume. The amount of data health care providers generate can seem overwhelming—and it can ...

Making health data more accessible to patients – not to mention doctors and health plans – is a priority for all hospitals and health systems today, as the final Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ...

Health care data exists in many forms, from medical records held in health care facilities to information captured through daily routines and lifestyle choices. This includes vital signs, medication ...

Since real-time systems must be easy to use so as not to impede hospital workflow, [11] complex questions regarding medication usage are best answered using a single source of integrated data, such as ...

Using healthcare data to identify vulnerabilities to patient safety helps inform organizational decision-making, leading to changes that create better patient outcomes. However, data is often siloed, ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare technology, ensuring patient safety remains a paramount concern. By harnessing innovative technologies such as AI, data analytics and digital health ...

Health systems have a large amount of patient data through EHRs and other digital platforms managing administrative tasks and clinical care. The de-identified patient data is useful for creating large ...

Budding IT insiders can be corrupted into giving up protected health information of a very famous patient, say State ...

Artificial intelligence could rework the claims and reimbursement process, allowing faster decision-making, reduced errors and billions in savings, according to an Optum executive.