By Sai Rupesh Kagga – People keep asking when dialysis goes “fully cloud.” It doesn’t. Not soon. What you see across the networks I’ve worked with is partial migration, analytics, patient portal, ingest from home devices, a few EHR hooks.

By Michelle Tarver MD PhD – For five decades, the 1976 Amendments have served as the foundation of a regulatory framework designed to protect patients while advancing innovation. It has ultimately helped to ensure that medical devices are safe, effective, and high-quality for the people who rely on them.

Remote monitoring makes evidence-based practice more dynamic. It brings nursing judgment closer to the patient’s daily reality. It also raises the bar for education, protocols, and technology design. The strongest programs treat devices as tools, while keeping the nurse-patient relationship as the core operating system. When that balance holds, connected care expands the reach of nursing science and improves how early interventions land.

By Freddie Sanchez – The recent Canvas data breach sent shockwaves through education, but it’s a situation all too familiar for those of us in healthcare. For years, our industry has consistently been a top target for bad actors, and that trend is unlikely to change anytime soon.