Data and Information

Health informatics is a rapidly evolving field that integrates health data, information technology (IT) systems, and clinical expertise to improve patient outcomes. This pivotal domain in healthcare manages and utilizes the vast amounts of clinical data generated by healthcare organizations following the widespread adoption of electronic health

The evolution of healthcare delivery is increasingly being shaped by advancements in healthcare informatics. This interdisciplinary field, which combines data generation, computer science, and healthcare, is transforming how patient care is approached, operational efficiency, and overall healthcare delivery. Leveraging data, advanced analytics,

With cyber threats in the healthcare sector increasing at an alarming rate, Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Warner have introduced a pioneering bill aimed at establishing robust cybersecurity standards across the U.S. healthcare industry. The new legislation, known as the Health Infrastructure Security and Accountability Act, is poised to address the

The ongoing challenges faced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in mitigating cybersecurity risks within the healthcare sector have become increasingly dire. As technology continues to advance and interconnected devices become more integral in medical settings, the risk of cyberattacks also escalates. This is underscored by

Drug diversion in healthcare is a pervasive issue, with approximately 10% of U.S. healthcare workers likely to divert opioids or other controlled substances at some point in their careers. This problem often goes unnoticed and unreported, posing significant challenges for hospitals and healthcare systems. The implementation of RFID (Radio

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare informatics by providing powerful tools for data analysis, predictive modeling, and diagnostics. This profound transformation is fundamentally altering clinical practice, enhancing the ability of healthcare professionals to make more accurate, data-driven decisions. Improved patient