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 healthcare provider market has been in flux over the past few years with the challenges of the pandemic impacting healthcare operations among other trends. To help providers better understand and manage ...

While the cost of delivering healthcare was already high before the COVID-19 pandemic started, the price has not gone down since and has created a greater burden on health insurers. ...

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 ...

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 ...

After more than a year away from in-person instruction, there’s near-universal agreement that no matter what the state of the pandemic, K-12 schools, along with colleges and universities must open ...

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of many new technologies, including robots that could take on vital, yet repetitive tasks, like disinfection and sanitization. In this interview with Orbbec co-founder, David ...

According to the Social Vulnerability Index and COVID-19 dashboard, COVID-19 cases appeared to steadily decline on a national level as we entered 2021. At a glance, this can paint a ...

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 ...

What is the key to safely reopen schools during a public health crisis? Pinecrest Academy, a PreK through 12 schools in Northern Georgia, opened its doors for in-person learning last ...