The intersection of health care and technology is innovation
Nurses today are innovating with cloud and mobile solutions to improve patient care and safety.
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Driving a unified AI experience at RSNA 2025: Microsoft Dragon Copilot expands to radiologists, transforming the reporting workflow
RSNA 2025 highlights Microsoft Dragon Copilot’s next chapter—advancing radiology with unified AI tools that reshape and simplify reporting.
Improve quality and extend reach of patient care with Windows 10
Many health organizations base their work on the same purpose: providing high quality care and services to as many people as possible.
Technology is revolutionizing education for medical students
Things are changing now more than ever in the health industry.
Together we can stay ahead of cybercriminals
With a concerted, collaborative effort, the health industry can continue innovating, while keeping cybercriminals at bay.
As health Internet of Things innovation accelerates, regulators try to keep up
As the health IT landscape expands and cybercrime increases, regulatory approaches evolve.
Keeping nurses at the bedside with health information technology
Today, healthcare is evolving with the introduction of modernized technology and the availability of information.
Mobile ultrasound imaging: a revolution in on-demand imaging
Mobile ultrasound has the potential to connect Third World countries with First World medicine.
Engage with patients all along their wellness journey
Learn how you can use modern tools to interact with patients in more ways and places to help them be healthier.
Calling All Nurses: Improving Our Traditional Call Light System
As an emerging nurse leader, I am constantly searching for new ways to improve nursing practice and promote safe, high-quality patient care.
Easing chronic disease management with mHealth
Alex Romillo of Health Choice Network discusses how mHealth technologies help chronic disease patients better manage their conditions.
These health organizations scaled fast with the cloud
What do the Department of Health in England and a small startup have in common? Find out.
To make the invisible visible, big data is the name of the game
A new data management system, called DoseWatch Explore, can cut through the big data noise. Using Microsoft’s cloud technology, the platform collects information on radiation dose directly from GE CT scanners.