As COVID-19 hits its four-year anniversary, healthcare has seen the potential to transform through digital health solutions – including the ability to help reduce nursing shortages, expedite patient ...

What are some of the issues healthcare organizations face in managing documents? From patient histories and consent forms to prescriptions, internal reports and contracts, today’s healthcare providers ...

As hospitals and health systems begin moving their EHRs and workloads to the cloud, organizations are beginning to see improvements in efficiencies, up-front infrastructure costs and cybersecurity.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Chou is a nationally recognized healthcare technology executive The surge of AI solutions flooding the market, including the ...

Current and emerging medtech change how hospitals, clinics, and medical practices deliver care. Yet, healthcare organizations face workforce and security challenges – ones that must be met while also ...

Healthcare administration sits at the crossroads of patient care and system efficiency. In this dynamic field, administrators face the challenge of balancing high-quality patient care with operational ...

Health care organizations need "financial flexibility," according to Joe Kight. Here's how he recommends achieving it.

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of telehealth out of necessity. The risk of infection from face-to-face clinical interactions forced health providers to give their patients ...

The emergency rooms are easily the busiest at any given time in hospitals. Nurses rush between patients, doctors make split-second decisions, and somewhere in the background, a digital system quietly ...

The largest health insurer in the United States, UnitedHealth Group Incorporated UNH, is increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations to transform the way healthcare is ...