Healthcare IT Today
APRIL 6, 2020
New research from the ONC has found that a meaningful percentage of hospitals are engaged in data sharing, with a growing number making patient health information available from outside sources. Though the data goes back a couple of years, it’s still a worthwhile look at where data sharing trends are among hospitals.
Healthcare IT Today
MAY 26, 2024
News and Studies The National Institutes of Health’s Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) launched the Universal Patching and Remediation for Autonomous Defense (UPGRADE) program with $50 million in funding to develop tools for hospital IT teams to enhance cybersecurity measures and combat ransomware.
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Healthcare IT Today
FEBRUARY 23, 2024
We won’t see accelerated adoption of interoperability standards (e.g., 2024 will see prioritized investment in technology solutions that get providers and payers on the same page – interoperable, shared data views that encourage more collaboration and partnership – as a means to a better end: a more sustainable healthcare system.
Healthcare IT Today
APRIL 25, 2023
With 185 hospitals, it takes effort for HCA to maintain good quality health data across their entire organization. It means carefully mapping the data that is collected in its warehouses so that it is accurate, normalized, and semantically interoperable (the ability for computer systems to exchange data with unambiguous meaning).
Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
Moving forward, there is an uphill climb towards interoperability across systems. The solution, of course, relies on data sharing among the participating care providers. This is despite success at standardizing on single formats for electronic medical records. The PERS market size presents a sizable and undefined caregiving variable.
Healthcare IT News - Telehealth
FEBRUARY 15, 2024
National study gets federal grant to evaluate medication charting model involving EMRs A new federal government-funded project will involve pharmacists to validate a medication charting and deprescribing model in hospitals using EMRs. The CARe-MED study, which has received A$1.4
David Chou
JUNE 21, 2022
It's difficult for physicians to know about their patients when treated at other hospitals. It also makes it challenging for research teams at public health agencies to conduct studies on big groups of people, since they're frequently restricted to the patient data available within their hospital network, he added.
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