Quality and Safety
A report released by the cybersecurity company found that fears around data privacy and security contributed to patients' refusal to participate in virtual care.
A researcher from CISA describes the results of a report, which finds the U.S. healthcare infrastructure in "critical condition," thanks to COVID-19 and the disruption of ransomware and other security threats.
The incident led to the exposure of about 400,000 patients' information.
A Stanford cardiologist and expert in artificial intelligence and machine learning explains where biased algorithms come from. He offers advice for preventing them and enabling improved decision support for better outcomes.
The agencies noted that occasions such as Thanksgiving often herald closed offices and vacationing employees – potentially leaving healthcare organizations vulnerable.
Researchers note that providers have raised concerns about alert fatigue from artificial intelligence-enabled sepsis models.
The system brought by NEC Thailand enables a faster and more accurate registration process.
In a paper published this week, researchers examined dozens of previous studies in which patients had been monitored after discharge from the hospital.
The new data science and AI center aims to "establish appropriate AI governance, set validation and documentation standards, detect inherent bias, ensure data integrity and promote AI literacy among caregivers."
The bad actors are exploiting known vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange and Fortinet, the agency said.