Heidi Bullman

Heidi is a writer for Future Healthcare Today and Financial Technology Today where she focuses on how data-driven and machine learning are affecting these industries. Previously, Heidi worked in media relations. She holds a master’s degree in Communication Studies from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania.
Public Health

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on GovDataDownload and discusses the impact of innovative technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), on public health. Additionally, it leverages insight

ransomware attacks

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on GovDataDownload and discusses the impact of ransomware attacks on data access and patient care, especially amid the pandemic. To better understand the

adoption

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,

medical research

The urgent need to develop a COVID-19 vaccine has shone a light on the medical research field. As we all witness the fastest vaccine development

Automation

With access to more data than ever before, IT professionals in healthcare are faced with sorting and connecting disparate data. And the automation of data,

Innovations in Healthcare

2020 has undoubtedly been a turbulent and tumultuous year but these upheavals have driven innovations in healthcare. The pace of innovation not only demonstrate the

If there’s one thing that the healthcare industry has learned in 2020 it’s that data is the one of the most important parts of providing

Today, healthcare organizations face many challenges but by prioritizing transformative healthcare insights they can mitigate these issues. These challenges, which include a lack of interoperability

AI and interconnected data

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) and interconnected data have become fundamental to healthcare. In fact, it was AI, that helped to pinpoint patterns that

Data visualizations played a critical role in combating the initial outbreak of COVID-19. Tampa General Hospital was one healthcare organization that put business intelligence to