At PlatforMed 2025, the fourth annual gathering focused on platform transformation in healthcare, one message resonated above all: a platform-based approach is no longer just aspirational — it’s delivering measurable, meaningful change.
Held June 3-4 at…
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Access to Care Isn’t Just Technology, It’s Human ConnectionBy Cheryl Dalton-Norman
Cheryl Dalton-Norman, RN, MBA is president and co-founder of Conduit Health Partners.
Every year, a new priority dominates conversations among hospital C-suites. The current buzz…
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There are many technologies and tools to help CISOs, CIOs and other security leaders at hospitals and health systems bolster their cybersecurity defense. And one can imagine in today’s IT realm that artificial intelligence…
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It’s been just about two and a half years since OpenAI released an early version of ChatGPT, sparking panic for some who believed that AI tools would take control and drive humans to extinction….
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I’m doing a consulting gig in a different part of the country and was excited to get out and see a bit of the local color. Those colors trended towards red, white, and…
Artificial intelligence most certainly is the hottest technology in health IT today. Most health systems have begun deploying systems with artificial intelligence components, at minimum in pilots. But it’s still early days in the…
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Google Chief Health Officer, Karen DeSalvo, MD, MSc blogged about six health AI updates that were recently covered at the company’s annual The Check Up event. Top on the list was “helpful health results…
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The obesity rate has stopped increasing in the U.S., due in part to the growing use of GLP-1s — with one in eight Americans having taken one last year. While it’s certainly good news…
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One of the most common questions we get from healthcare IT startups is how they can connect with EHR vendors. One of our most common questions we ask health IT startups is how they…
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I’m always on the lookout for interesting research, and this recent article in JAMIA did not disappoint. The title was certainly eye-catching: “The number of patient scheduled hours resulting in a 40-hour work…
