Quality and Safety
A new Arch Collaborative report explains EHR satisfaction gaps by specialty and features insights from physicians at organizations with highly-satisfied specialties.
Direct-to-consumer telemedicine services offer many benefits, but prospective patients must take care. An expert from academia explains what to look for – and what to look out for.
The online educational events taking place during Telehealth Awareness Week explore strategies and tactics that improve access to quality telemedicine services.
HIMSS22
Representatives from FDB, Elsevier and other vendors showcase some new products aimed at clinicians.
Due to the extreme stressors of COVID-19, career disengagement characterizes a U.S. physician workforce already in short supply, the group says, calling for telehealth expansion and prior auth reforms.
In the first two years of the program, the health system reduced length of stay by half of a day, cut out 20,000 excess days and saved $40 million by eliminating inefficiencies.
Incorrect, outdated or incomplete utilization data may not accurately reflect the underlying health risks and needs of disadvantaged populations, according to new research from the Terry Group, which offers strategies to address the challenge.
A new analysis examines how artificial intelligence in medicine can impact clinical decisions and identifies the steps that could build more trust in machine learning models from doctors and patients.
An artificial intelligence and natural language processing platform extracts data from patient records to help researchers create a model for lymph node identification and positivity.
The bureau has new recommendations for healthcare organizations to address unpatched medical devices, which it says are increasingly being targeted in cyberattacks.