There is no doubt that mutual aid – the ability to connect resources across all areas of emergency response and jurisdictional boundaries - is of utmost importance when it comes ...

Predictive analytics – the use of historical data to look for patterns and identify trends in order to anticipate future needs and prevent potential problems – is becoming increasingly more ...

As COVID-19 testing and vaccine production has ramped up, healthcare organizations across the U.S. have been moving as quickly as possible to ensure they are aiding in saving people’s lives. ...

The need for streamlined processes and efficiencies is becoming more evident in emergency departments (ED) that face unique challenges and fluctuating patient volumes on a daily basis. One source of ...

Connectivity to telemedicine is critical for organizations, especially in public healthcare. Private 5G networks are transforming how medical professionals can connect to those in need, even in remote locations. By ...

When FEMA tasked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) with constructing alternate care facilities (ACFs) during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic to meet the high demand for ...

Picture this: a hospital where the wait for care is so long that patients are left to suffer in agony, or a clinic where the nurse-to-patient ratio is so unfavorable ...

Yesterday on Government Technology Insider, our colleagues shared this insightful podcast about the IT challenges healthcare organizations are facing now that the worst days of the COVID-19 pandemic are hopefully ...

In the earlier stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, many healthcare organizations aggressively tracked data to comply with state reporting requirements, without a real-time data strategy. However, earlier this summer, as ...

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on GovDataDownload and discusses the rapid adoption of telehealth during the pandemic. In this article, NetApp’s Lisa Hines, Strategic Advisor for Healthcare, explains ...