Even though more than 1 million women across the U.S. undergo menopause each year, only 20% of OB/GYNs receive training on how to address questions related to this natural transition in life or how…
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Specialty medications are often used to treat complex diseases, many times in life-saving situations. But the robust process to onboard a patient on a specialty medication highlights an urgent need to modernize healthcare technology,…
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Few industries are as complex today as healthcare. The pace of disruption is unrelenting as new entrants, new discoveries, and new technologies are emerging nearly every day. Category leaders are being challenged to deliver…
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Healthcare continues to have the highest data breach costs of all industries, according to a new report from IBM. It revealed that the average cost of a healthcare data breach is now $10.93 million…
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Tech companies small and large have bet on AI relieving administrative burden and clinician burnout — think Microsoft’s Nuance and smaller startups like Suki and Notable.
But with Amazon‘s entry into the space last week…
Healthcare innovation in drug development intersects with a few critical trends: the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) applications in healthcare—particularly machine learning (ML) and predictive analytics; the need to reduce the costs associated with…
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By their very nature, hospitals are “always on.” Through tornadoes and hurricanes, multi-car pile ups, and other emergencies, hospitals and health systems are on the front lines of healthcare, ready to triage, evaluate and…
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The MedCity Moves Podcast is back with another episode. We discuss some of the executive appointments occurring in the healthcare sector over the past month — including new leaders at AHIP, GoodRx and Phoenix…
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Hospitals’ AI adoption has exploded during the past decade, with predictive analytics being one of the most prevalent use cases. Predictive algorithms have become widely used due to their ability to forecast patient outcomes,…
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Stroke is the second leading cause of death globally. About 137,000 people in the U.S. die each year because of stroke — this has created a high demand for technology that facilitates swift and…
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