A letter from the guest editor introduces this year’s Health Information Technology issue, which explores 4 key themes driving health care’s digital transformation from basic automation to ...

Broward HealthPoint, an affiliate of Broward Health, has been awarded two Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) badges by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for achievements ...

When health systems moved quickly to appoint chief AI officers around 2024, the role was largely theoretical. A year or two later, the first wave of AI chiefs is discovering what the job actually ...

A transformed healthcare system will provide the right care to the right patient at the right cost at the right time. This will only be possible, however, if the most up-to-date scientific and ...

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Frost & Sullivan is pleased to announce that Philips has been awarded the 2025 Global Enabling Technology Leadership Recognition in the Digital ...

We need to start treating the ability to share healthcare data easily as the next major infrastructure project—and ...

Dartmouth Health names chief health information officer Randa Perkins, MD, to lead data and technology initiatives in Lebanon, N.H.

Two St. Marys County Health Department leaders completed advanced training in public health informatics, enhancing the agencys ability to modernize data systems for improved disease prevention, ...

TEFCA, a major government initiative to boost healthcare data interoperability, sets technical requirements and rules to guide information exchange. QHINs are the “backbone for network connectivity” ...

Hospitals in disadvantaged areas face barriers to adopting HIT, including telehealth and HIE, due to infrastructure and funding limitations. ACO participation is associated with higher HIT adoption, ...

In summer 2024, the Biden administration proposed a rule to improve free, unfettered data sharing between health insurers, providers and public health organizations by certifying the health IT ...

Across Africa, a quiet revolution is underway, one built not on new hospitals or expensive medical equipment, but on data. From rural clinics in Ethiopia to national health command centres in Kenya, a ...