The phrase “AI in healthcare” often brings to mind back-office tasks, such as optimizing schedules, automating billing, or managing administrative workflows. While those AI-enabled applications are important, they barely scratch the surface of AI's potential.
As the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, cyberattacks, and other disruptions rises, healthcare organizations are under mounting pressure to maintain operational continuity. Given the sector's reliance on operational technology, how can health systems prepare for and respond to emergencies? Here’s what you need to know to protect both your IT infrastructure and the continuity of care.
Smart hospitals are changing how healthcare is delivered by using digital technologies to improve patient care and run more efficiently. But what do smart hospitals do differently from traditional ones? How do they do it? In this article, we explore the foundational technologies behind smart hospitals, analyze their impact on healthcare systems, and consider the infrastructure and ethical challenges they raise.
The benefits of remote patient monitoring devices and other Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in healthcare are enormous, but so are the security risks. In this guide, we’ll cover ways healthcare providers can protect medical IoT devices from cyberthreats and ensure regulatory compliance.
More than a legal requirement for those working in or collaborating with the healthcare sector, compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is your business’s commitment to protecting patient trust. Read our comprehensive article to discover who needs to comply with HIPAA, what’s at stake, and how to keep your company safe from costly violations.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we diagnose illnesses, allowing for the early detection of chronic conditions such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and other issues that might otherwise remain undetected. Let’s take a look at how AI is enhancing the traditional medical imaging process to provide a powerful tool for early diagnosis and intervention.
In 2025, exciting advancements in healthcare IT will transform the industry, making it more efficient, accessible, and focused on better patient care. For healthcare providers, this entails leveraging even more technology to enhance care coordination, protect sensitive data, and meet the growing demand for personalized services.
Between festive meals and cozy downtime, the holidays can derail your fitness routine. People often think you have to sacrifice one or the other, but that's not true. With a mindful and balanced approach, you can maintain your health and enjoy all the holiday festivities.
As the healthcare industry faces increasing cybersecurity challenges, including data theft or loss, identity and access management (IAM) solutions become crucial. IAM, which operates on the principle of zero trust security, ensures that only verified users can access sensitive data and systems.
The idea of remote work appeals to many, offering an escape from daily commutes and the promise of flexible scheduling, all while being able to work from any location. Despite these perks, remote work can present specific hurdles, especially in maintaining focus and engagement.
