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The healthcare industry ranks fourth in the highest number of data breaches, as evidenced by the 556 incidents reported in ..read more

You must have read multiple reports on the surging adoption of electronic health record (EHR) systems. Nearly 4 in 5 ..read more

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Managing patient data across disconnected systems can often feel overwhelming. One minute, you’re searching through disconnected systems, the next you’re ..read more

On February 21, 2024, Change Healthcare in the U.S. suffered a ransomware attack by the Blackcat group, leading to the ..read more

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The journey of Electronic Health Records (EHR) began in the 1960s with pioneering efforts by institutions like the Mayo Clinic ..read more

A longer-living population, the emergence of transformative technologies with applications across the healthcare spectrum, and continued global economic uncertainty. These are the key societal drivers that will impact healthcare in 2024. These trends not only enhance patient care but also prioritize the well-being of healthcare professionals, ensuring a more comprehensive, accessible, and personalized healthcare experience for all. Furthermore, these trends will dictate the advancements of healthcare IT services.  1. Care Team Well-Being: Nurturing the Healers  Even before the pandem ..read more