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Members of the organizing committee cite dissatisfaction with wages and workload, among their issues with the company.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Dr. Suzanne B. Schwartz says that no single stakeholder can solve medical device cybersecurity issues on their own.
A JAMIA study published this week finds that CAHs are less likely to have implemented tools aimed at patient engagement and clinical data analytics.
In a suit filed in district court this week, four plaintiffs in the healthcare industry say their Alexa-enabled devices may have captured private information without their intention.
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When the United Kingdom went into lockdown, babies kept being born and kept needing care. That's where teleneonatology came in.
Following a three-month review of the program, Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough said this week that the department would stay the course with the Millennium-based platform, despite scheduling setbacks.
After a spike in spring 2020 – especially in California, Massachusetts, Oregon, Hawaii and Vermont – patient utilization of video visits has dropped off, say analysts.
Meanwhile, a new report shows that the U.S. leads the way in cybersecurity commitment – though it's clearly still vulnerable.
The COVID-19 pandemic acted as an accelerator of sorts for many experiments with virtual care implementations.
A former employee may have inappropriately accessed patient data for more than 11 years, according to local reports.