Women In Health IT

Contentious memo by a Google engineer comes as industries – including health IT – are trying to improve on salary inequity and other gender inequalities.

Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant General, Patricia Horoho, has joined Optum to lead the company’s efforts to deliver information technology-based support services to active duty military personnel, veterans and their families.

With a $10.8M Series A financing, the New York-based startup Maven launched by CEO Kate Ryder, is poised to boost women's health and help companies across the country bring better maternity and family benefits to working parents.

The project tells patient stories via paintings by artist Regina Holliday.

Minority enrollment nearly tripled this year, as well, and the two groups could help fill the health IT and cybersecurity staffing gaps.

A few tips that can turn a difficult workday in healthcare IT into one that is productive.

Ernst & Young health practice leader Carole Faig explains what hospital executives should focus on while the federal government debates the future of the Affordable Care Act. 

A United Nations political forum finds measurable ways technology can play a role in parity.

The number of female students taking Advance Placement Computer Science Exam has grown by 135 percent since 2016.

The proposed bill can help close the tech gender gap and has support from ranking Democrat from the House's Science, Space and Tech committee.