
New Kit Check technology seeks to pinpoint drug theft and misuse
The company's Individual Risk Identification Score, or IRIS, uses machine learning to help hospitals pinpoint employees who pose a high risk for drug diversion.
The company's Individual Risk Identification Score, or IRIS, uses machine learning to help hospitals pinpoint employees who pose a high risk for drug diversion.
The most recent Protenus Breach Barometer, which looked at data from April through June of 2018, found 3,143,642 patient records were exposed in 142 data breaches.
Hospitals are energy hogs. But some are making efforts to become more energy-efficient, which can also boost the bottom line.
Through their collaboration, ZOTT, a patient engagement technology company, and AT&T are enabling hospital patients and their families to access DIRECTV for BUSINESS through ZOTT's platform.
St. Augustine, Florida-based Flagler Hospital used Ayasdi's artificial intelligence technology to take on its clinical variation problem, specifically within the realms of pneumonia and sepsis.
Called Electronic Access to Surgical Events, or EASE for short, the app helps hospitals keep patients' family members in the loop throughout the surgery process.
The organization offers a platform for member hospitals to buy and sell healthcare products and medical equipment with each other.
Through DrFirst's new Connected Care Communities initiative, providers can exchange patient medication information and facilitate referrals without having to use the same EHR software.
Sung Choi, a researcher at Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management, says over 2,100 patient deaths annually are related to data breaches at hospitals. The finding relied on data from CMS and HHS.
Dr. John Noseworthy plans to retire from his post as president and CEO of Mayo Clinic at the end of 2018. The health system hopes to pin down a suitable successor by the early fall.
Parsons, Tennessee-based Decatur County General Hospital has notified patients of a breach in which a hacker remotely installed unauthorized software on its EHR system. The hospital doesn't believe any patient data was accessed.
The survey out of Sage Growth Partners, which included responses from 98 executives, found 44 percent of respondents have not yet adopted telemedicine at their organization. Of that group that hasn't implemented telehealth, 86 percent said doing so is a medium to high priority.
ECRI Institute has unveiled a list of 10 emerging innovations healthcare leaders should watch this year. A neonatal MRI system, direct-to-consumer genetic testing and VR for pediatric patients are among the topics that made the cut.
Rob and Karen Hale have given $50 million to both Boston Children's Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Rob serves as CEO of Granite Telecommunications, but the couple has ties to both hospitals.
Through a new partnership with the California Health Care Foundation and Cal Hospital Compare, Yelp is giving expecting mothers valuable data on the best hospitals for care.