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Here’s What Stanford Learned From a Failed Tech Pilot

About 70% of hospital IT pilots fail or face major challenges, yet it's rare for hospitals to discuss these setbacks. At HIMSS23, two nursing informatics leaders argued that project failure is nothing to be ashamed of because it can teach hospitals valuable lessons about what they need for technology initiatives to thrive in the future.

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Lucile Packard uses big data to tackle alarm fatigue

Hospitals across the country continually deal with alarm fatigue, an issue borne out of well-meaning but ultimately misguided attempts to monitor patient safety, and the results of simply having too many alerts can, in the worst-case, be deadly or near deadly. At a minimum, the issue can significantly impact work flow at busy hospitals, prompting nurses […]

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Analytics firm wants to help pharma improve the odds on “go/no go” decision with new drugs

There’s a lot of money at stake when pharmaceutical companies are developing a drug with blockbuster potential. MedeoLinx Inc. wants to improve the odds. The Indianapolis bioanalytical CRO says its informaticians and medical scientists can accurately predict a drug’s potential and likely success in the approval process, said Dr. Jake Chen, company founder. Pharmaceutical companies […]