Can the RHT initiative turn the deepening decline of rural healthcare around? Who will take on the challenges to not just spend the $50B but change the rural healthcare landscape? Here is what’s in the news this month.
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Find a new podcast or catch up on some of your favorites, here are all the newest episodes released this week on Healthcare NOW Radio. Have a great weekend!
Continuing Cybersecurity Awareness Month with experts weighing in on topic #1 – Ransomware and Extortion Attacks. Healthcare is still the #1 most targeted industry for ransomware.
Moving our healthcare system into the digital age, better outcomes, controlling and reducing costs, and patient access to their health data. Our monthly HIE rundown includes updates on industry interoperability news, TEFCA, HIE networks, job openings and vendor contracts.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Tuesdays are Talent Tuesday. The rise of CISO 2.0 is not a trend, it’s a necessity. Healthcare needs cyber leaders who can protect not just data, but the continuity of care itself.
Starts November 30th in Minnesota – Join leaders from across sectors to explore what’s working, and what’s next, in advancing rural well-being through technology. The Summit is designed as a journey, from understanding today’s rural transformation moment, to discovering innovative models and partnerships, to turning ideas into meaningful action.
Health IT product news from Ergotron, Gluware, Mentavi Health, Relatient, SimplePractice, August AI, Aiva Health, AKASA, athenahealth, BreachRx, CharmHealth, Clarest Health, Elsevier, Penguin Ai, Strata Decision Technology & more.
By Nitish Surana – An electronic health record can show that a medication was prescribed and is active, even after the patient quietly stopped taking it weeks ago. If an AI tool treats that field as current fact, it can produce a confident, wrong answer. A clinician can resolve the uncertainty by asking a follow-up question.
Patient-centered care is easy to endorse and much harder to deliver. In a wide-ranging closing panel at Civitas Networks for Health annual conference, health technology leaders, clinicians, and patient advocates argued that the central problem is not a lack of slogans.