Practice Technology

The top news stories in primary care today.

Boosting the relationship between primary care physicians and pharmacists could help alleviate burnout while providing basic services to those who lack access.

Cybersecurity firm analyzes what devices are most vulnerable.

The AMA overviews the fight for equity and the dangers of exclusion

How AI is helping measure and manage health disparities

Digital tools are helping to find and fill unused capacity in the health care system

How streamlining the peer review process can make physicians’ lives easier

Will artificial intelligence replace USPSTF?

The two companies announced the expansion of their work together, and a few hospitals are already using a new solution involving artificial intelligence.

Dreams of big AI is nothing new, but the risks require careful consideration

Physicians aim to benefit from advances in data an artificial intelligence

A wide-ranging discussion with CareCloud CEO Hadi Chaudhry on the latest trends, from AI and ChatGPT, to machine learning and digitization.

Many repetitive tasks occupy the valuable time of physicians and nurses, placing avoidable pressure on already overworked professionals.

The biggest health technology conference in the country is now underway.

Asynchronous solutions can improve access to care, reduce administrative burden, and help health systems thrive.

How AI can be used to activate patients to make important wellness appointments, such as cancer screenings.

The top news stories in primary care today.

Commonwealth Fund survey shows differences among doctors in 10 developed nations.

HHS’ cybersecurity agency warns about KillNet, other threats emerging and expected to continue this year.

AI has ability to streamline practice workflow, improve patient engagement

The top news stories in primary care today.

Online options are convenient for patients and even can lead to better in-person care.

Despite big decline, telehealth use still massively higher than pre-pandemic

As physicians focus on patient health and executives work to keep the doors open, data breaches can have serious consequences for everyone.

Technology can reduce health care costs, improve outcomes, improve practice efficiency

By engaging health care providers in designing them, the next generation of products can mitigate burnout instead of causing it

Two recent settlements underscore the FTC's status as an enforcement agency with the power to enforce consumers’ rights in relation to their sensitive information.

Researchers examine disparities in areas lacking medicine and tech.

Cell phones can be hacked, but HHS cybersecurity agency offers advice.