John Swinney, first minister for Scotland, has pledged that the country’s ‘Digital Front Door’ platform will launch by the end of 2025.
The Scottish government has been working on the app, which will include access…
In a complex, multimodal imaging environment, with radiology and other images and reports scattered across any number of PACS systems and electronic health records, clinical and technology leaders at Cleveland-based MetroHealth had one “guiding…
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A shortage of digital healthcare staff at Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has “impacted significantly on operational capacity”, according…
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UnitedHealth Group increases its estimate of individuals impacted by a February 2024 ransomware attack on its Change Healthcare division from 100 million to 190 million, affecting nearly half of all Americans.
The company…
James Marsh, CEO of The SleepVibe, a compact sleep aid that enhances deep sleep without needing headphones or audible sound joins eHealth Radio and the Health News, Sleep Health and Technology Channels.
Listen to interview…
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Virtual women’s health company Allara Health has raised $26 million in Series B funding, which it will use to further support women battling chronic hormonal conditions, the company announced on Friday.
Allara Health, based in…
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Dr. Dorothy Fink, named acting secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services this week, issued a five-step memorandum to all HHS heads of operating division and staff divisions to curtail outgoing…
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The country’s nursing shortage shows no signs of slowing — which means healthcare providers must remain committed to finding innovative, tech-enabled ways to reduce nurses’ burnout and stress levels.
One health system — Sentara Health,…
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As health systems move artificial intelligence deployments to higher stakes use cases, the Trustworthy Responsible AI Network, or TRAIN, was formed to address the need for responsible AI in all aspects of healthcare, from…
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While around two-thirds of U.S. hospitals are using AI-assisted predictive models, just 44% of hospitals evaluate these models for bias, raising concerns about equity in patient care.These were the results of a recent study…
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