At HIMSS 2026, Microsoft Dragon Copilot advances unified AI workflows to help clinicians reduce complexity and stay focused on patients.
Telehealth is often touted as a potential cure for much of what ails healthcare today. At Indiana’s Franciscan Visiting Nurse Service (FVNS), a division of Franciscan Alliance, the technology is proving that it really is all that.
At the third annual Nursing Knowledge: Big Data Science conference, held June 3–5, 2015, presenters reported the results of 10 projects influencing the creation and use of shareable and comparable nursing data.
As a result of reform and the consumer-driven healthcare marketplace, it’s crucial to engage people in personalized ways via the digital channels they’re accustomed to using.
In Latin America, the cloud offers health organizations the opportunity to not only save time and money but also leapfrog to modern IT services that can help them provide better patient care.
Nurses today are innovating with cloud and mobile solutions to improve patient care and safety.
Many health organizations base their work on the same purpose: providing high quality care and services to as many people as possible.
Things are changing now more than ever in the health industry.
With a concerted, collaborative effort, the health industry can continue innovating, while keeping cybercriminals at bay.
As the health IT landscape expands and cybercrime increases, regulatory approaches evolve.
Today, healthcare is evolving with the introduction of modernized technology and the availability of information.
Mobile ultrasound has the potential to connect Third World countries with First World medicine.
Learn how you can use modern tools to interact with patients in more ways and places to help them be healthier.
