All Research Sponsored By:XtelligentMedia Healthcare
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Examining how cyberattacks affect patient care
Surveyed healthcare security practitioners reported several negative effects of cyberattacks on patient care, including patient safety and care delivery risks.
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5 challenges to EHR implementation and solutions overcoming them
EHR implementation is no small feat, but being aware of common challenges can help prepare healthcare organizations for successful health IT deployments.
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Outlining 11 typical types of medical mistakes and patient harms
Understanding the most common types of medical errors might help tailor patient safety best practices.
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Hurricane Helene causes a shortage of IV fluids and dialysis
Following Hurricane Helene, damages to a manufacturing plant in North Carolina and subsequent nationwide IV fluid shortages have forced manufacturers to mobilize global networks.
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Microsoft increases its analytics and AI capabilities in healthcare
New Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare offerings will focus on multimodal foundation models, data integration, healthcare agent services and nursing workflow improvements.
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Analyzing the mid-revenue cycle and successful strategies
The mid-revenue cycle includes coding, CDI, and compliance, making its processes vital to a provider organization's success.
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Nine best practices for an effective EHR implementation
Successful EHR implementation requires meticulous planning, strong communication and effective training to navigate complexities and ensure a smooth transition.
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14 million patients impacted by breaches in healthcare data in 2024
Healthcare organizations remain top targets for cyberthreat actors, according to a SonicWall threat brief that explored trends in healthcare data breaches.
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What distinguishes Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D from one another?
Medicare includes four different segments that each insure a wide variety of services and supplies for enrollees.
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The use of gene and cell therapy to advance medicine
Cell and gene therapy is transforming medicine by offering potential cures for untreatable diseases, but navigating scientific and regulatory hurdles remains challenging.
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Six components that comprise patient engagement and access to care
Patient access to care relies on ample appointment availability, digital health access and facility accessibility.
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Brain pressure monitoring could be enhanced by a deep learning tool
A deep learning tool that uses routinely collected data could provide a noninvasive method for clinicians to monitor intracranial hypertension in intensive care patients.
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The majority of small practices claim that primary health IT providers are inadequate
According to a KLAS report, many small practices report that their core health IT vendors lack key functionalities beyond EHR and practice management, including telehealth.
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Recognizing serious diseases spread by mosquitoes
Common mosquito-borne illnesses, such as Zika virus, West Nile virus, Chikungunya virus, dengue, and malaria, pose public health threats for various communities.
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How ambient AI can enhance the interaction between patients and providers
Ambient AI technology is helping Ochsner Health improve patient-provider relationships by allowing clinicians to spend consultation time looking at their patients rather than a computer screen.
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Hospitals get $2.9B increase in Medicare inpatient pay
HHS finalized a rule that will increase Medicare inpatient payments by 2.9% in FY 2025, among other new payment policies.
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Four valuable applications of synthetic data in healthcare
Synthetic data generation and use can bolster clinical research, application development and data privacy protection efforts in the healthcare sector.
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COVID long-term effects in young children and adolescents vary
NIH-funded research through the RECOVER initiative revealed that long COVID symptoms among pediatric patients varied from sleepiness to headaches, underscoring vaccine importance.
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Recognizing the trends in healthcare data breach lawsuits
Lawsuits often follow a healthcare data breach, but understanding what drives litigation trends can help healthcare organizations prepare.
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People continue to be wary of AI chatbots in healthcare and false information
Although more than half of patients don't trust AI chatbots in healthcare, just under a fifth use the tools regularly.
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How Access to Care Is Affected by Inaccurate Provider Data from Payers
When payers' online provider information is wrong, it may impact not only members' access to care but also the level of member-payer trust.
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14% of Americans are responsible for 75% of the country's medical debt
Certain populations bear the brunt of the nation's medical debt burden, even as leaders work to relieve debt and remove it from credit reports.
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Businesses find it difficult to gain business value from GenAI
Enterprises chase an impractical immediate payback from GenAI and miss opportunities to use less expensive machine learning to solve problems, experts say.
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How Revenue Cycle Management Is Optimized by Robotic Process Automation
Robotic process automation (RPA) saves practices money and time by automating manual, repetitive tasks within revenue cycle management.
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How AI could reduce the amount of paperwork in nursing
As nurses face increasing levels of burnout, researchers are exploring how large language models could streamline clinical documentation and care planning.