Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico's tropical allure masks a severe healthcare crisis. The island, an unincorporated U.S. territory, is grappling with profound healthcare challenges exacerbated by funding shortages, doctor shortages, and insufficient
Oncology care teams were among the first to adopt early clinical informatics tools, such as electronic medical records, setting a precedent for the healthcare industry's digital transformation. Over the years, the rapid expansion of medical data and the advent of new applications have
Efforts to harness data for improved care delivery are transforming the healthcare sector. Organizations like Children’s Hospital Colorado, the University of Miami Health System (UHealth), and CHRISTUS Health exemplify how leading hospitals are overcoming traditional challenges associated with data
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is under immense strain. Lingering effects from the pandemic and prolonged wait times for treatment are making it increasingly difficult for patients to access necessary care. This has driven some to seek private treatment, sparking a debate around the
Health care systems worldwide are struggling to meet the increasing demands of modern medicine and evolving patient expectations. Often, the blame for these shortcomings is placed on individuals, whether on the shoulders of leaders or frontline workers near the bottom of the hierarchy. However,
Quality in health care is a multifaceted and often subjective concept, varying greatly depending on the viewpoint of the person defining it. Whether you're a patient, a health care provider, or a manager, your understanding of what constitutes "high-quality" care can differ
