Administrative tasks are a weight on hospitals and doctors. While many physicians embraced medicine because of a genuine desire to help patients, duties such as documenting visits, managing EHRs, and ...

The COVID-19 pandemic presented the healthcare sector with a multitude of challenges, not the least of which was how public health agencies could provide essential services to patients.  By leveraging ...

For decades, healthcare providers viewed the occasional clinical denial as the cost of doing business. But with the increasing cost and frequency of denials, providers can no longer afford to ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) models are redefining the patient experience by improving a healthcare provider’s ability to deliver patient care and treatment. Whether it’s administrative work or clinical diagnosis, AI frees ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) might seem like the stuff of science fiction but with all the data available and the ability to store, move, and apply that data, it’s becoming a ...

Last week on Government Technology Insider, our colleagues published this interesting article about how Data sharing and AI have improved agencies’ ability to combat health disparities and provide better patient ...

The myriad challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic helped identify an urgent need for healthcare agencies to be able to put data to work to solve this unique public health crisis. ...

Everyone needs health insurance of some kind. However, not only can it be incredibly difficult for many people to afford, but it can also be just as difficult to find ...

Hypertension, a leading factor in death and disability, affects one in four adults – yet 25 percent of people with hypertension remain undiagnosed. This is a serious problem not just ...

The conference world was abuzz with energy earlier this summer as it looked like in-person events were making a comeback. And then along came Delta. While the insidious COVID variant ...