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Not all data is meaningful data

LAS VEGAS – Whether it’s from telemedicine, wearables and or electronic health records, a growing amount of healthcare data is becoming available on both an individual and population-wide level.  “But...

Patient ID Now coalition releases national strategic framework for identity, matching

Patient ID Now, a coalition of more than 40 healthcare organizations, released a framework this week aimed at creating a national strategy around patient identification that protects individual safety...

North Korea tried to hack Pfizer vaccine data, reports say

A report Tuesday from South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency on Tuesday alleged that the regime of Kim Jong Un had tried to tap into the servers of a local drugmaker to obtain data on the Pfizer vaccine. WHY...

COVID-19 relief package includes health IT expansion

The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill sent to President Joe Biden on Wednesday includes a number of provisions aimed at expanding health IT.   Like the coronavirus relief packages before it, the legislation...

UK COVID-19 vaccine data available to request through HDR Innovation Gateway

As of 1 March, researchers can request access to two COVID-19 vaccine datasets through the HDR Innovation Gateway, set up by the national institute for health data science, HDR UK. The datasets available...

Epic, Cerner and other health IT heavy-hitters join forces for Vaccine Credential Initiative

The sluggish rollout of COVID-19 vaccines so far has many causes, but one of the biggest has been a suboptimal infrastructure for coordination and record keeping. A new coalition of some of the biggest...

Microsoft partners with Verily, Broad Institute to advance biomed innovations

Microsoft on Monday announced that it would be undertaking a strategic partnership with the Alphabet company Verily and with MIT and Harvard’s Broad Institute to accelerate new innovations in biomedicine...

Insights into Asia Pacific’s healthcare tech trends; key learnings from an integrated health management system leveraged in China

Technologies such as telehealth and remote monitoring were seen as low priority or ‘good to have’ by healthcare organizations such as hospitals or even relegated further down the priority list to...

What leading AMCs can teach about using EHRs for COVID-19 response

A report published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association examined the ways in which 15 academic medical centers leveraged their electronic health records to address the...

Study: Black patients more likely than white patients to use telehealth because of pandemic

A new study published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association showed that in mid-March, Black people were more likely to self-report telehealth use in response to the novel...