The health care industry produces an astonishing amount of data: nearly one-third of the world’s data volume. The amount of data health care providers generate can seem overwhelming—and it can ...

Health systems are entering an era of intelligent data management where real-time validation, data quality scoring and robust ...

Doing more with less has become a new normal in healthcare, driven by industry-wide workforce reductions and budget cuts. This pressure is only amplified as health infrastructure faces mounting stress ...

Health care data exists in many forms, from medical records held in health care facilities to information captured through daily routines and lifestyle choices. This includes vital signs, medication ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare technology, ensuring patient safety remains a paramount concern. By harnessing innovative technologies such as AI, data analytics and digital health ...

Since real-time systems must be easy to use so as not to impede hospital workflow, [11] complex questions regarding medication usage are best answered using a single source of integrated data, such as ...

The multiple paths in which data can be configured, communicated and supplied to a dose management system, whether from the (1) imaging modality; (2 ...

The Health Information Law will start requiring providers to share information, such as vaccinations, medications, and ...