The Growing Threat of Cyberattacks in Healthcare

  • john-elms

    The Growing Threat of Cyberattacks in Healthcare

    The data universe is growing at unprecedented speed, with an estimated 2.5 quintillion bytes created, captured, and shared every day. Experts predict this number to increase by more than 180 zettabytes by the end of 2025. While digital information enables...

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  • chris-lowder

    CIO Guide to Contextual Communication

    The healthcare industry suffers from a frightening amount of medical errors due to miscommunication. These preventable errors can lead to poor patient outcomes, avoidable costs, and malpractice cases. In addition, care teams can feel frustrated and burned out when communication...

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  • myron

    CIO Guide to Security and Patient Privacy

    As technology advances quickly, healthcare organizations face additional challenges in ensuring patient privacy and the security of their information. In fact, security and compliance questions are the main barrier to the fast adoption of digital technology within the healthcare industry....

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  • melody

    Improving Critical Care Workflows at CommonSpirit

    Delivering top-notch care and achieving positive patient outcomes have become more difficult since the pandemic. Increased pressure on care teams has led to strained communication, stress, burnout, and preventable errors due to ineffective communication. With these obstacles, many organizations are...

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  • will-oconnor

    How Healthcare Technology Can Bridge the Gap in Patient Communication

    For years, physicians and hospitals have relied on hard copies, charts, and paper notes to keep track of patients and treatments. Yellow sticky notes, clipboard charts, and whiteboards were often the go-to method for storing and sharing data. But the...

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  • justin-wampach

    How to Create Better Physician Schedules: Integrating Technology and Data

    For physicians and other caregivers, every second counts. There are more patients than ever before in the healthcare system. Hospitals increasingly face overcrowding, and doctors are asked to do more with less. Healthcare providers don’t have enough hours in the...

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  • will-oconnor

    Can Technology Really Help Solve the Hospital Worker Shortage?

    Can Technology Really Help Solve the Hospital Worker Shortage?

    Hospital worker shortages have drastically changed how hospitals operate and handle their resources. Without an adequate number of care team members and other essential hospital personnel, existing care providers work harder and faster in an increasingly chaotic environment. Without the...

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  • will-oconnor

    Speed to Diagnosis: How Clinical Collaboration Improves Patient Throughput

    Speed to Diagnosis: How Clinical Collaboration Improves Patient Throughput

    Hospitals and health systems are faced with a growing number of patients, extended hours, and staff shortages. It’s no surprise that the ability to accelerate patient throughput and improve quality care is challenging. According to the Centers for Disease Control,...

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  • will-oconnor

    How Medical Systems Solve Clinical Workflow Challenges with TigerConnect Roles and Teams

    How Medical Systems Solve Clinical Workflow Challenges with TigerConnect Roles and Teams

    The healthcare industry is undergoing a dramatic transformation. More patients in the system and increasingly complex industry regulations make it difficult to manage clinical workflows across medical providers, groups, teams, and hospitals. According to a recent analysis of 23,000 medical...

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  • chris-lowder

    Improving Workflow Efficiency for University of Maryland Medical System

    Improving Workflow Efficiency for University of Maryland Medical System

    Minimizing the time it takes to communicate effectively in treating traumatic injuries can determine the patient’s quality of care. The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center excels at this and has dramatically improved...

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