The U.S. health-care system exchanges tens of millions of patient records a day. Thanks to recent technological advances, the ability to analyze such large amounts of data has improved markedly.

Providers are breaking down data silos and improving interoperability to open up pathways for critical insights.

The earliest medical-records systems started in academic centers in the 1960s and ’70s. A “health IT” sector emerged about a decade later. By the early 2000s, a series of reports suggested the myriad ...

The U.S. health-care system exchanges tens of millions of patient records a day. Thanks to recent technological advances, the ability to analyze such large amounts of data has improved markedly.

The platform brings scalability, security, and real-time coordination capabilities to Burjeel’s clinical operations ...

The physician-owned Lancaster Orthopedic Group has become affiliated with Penn State Health, in response to what the health ...

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Data suggests that when mental health providers are tracking outcomes, remission rates are higher and patients are more ...

Almost all people with statutory health insurance now have an electronic patient record. The health insurance companies are ...

An artificial intelligence program from a company called Nabla is helping doctors at Denver Health take notes during visits ...

Accel-KKR has acquired ResiDex Software, according to a news release. ResiDex, founded in 2000 and based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, ...

Therap Services, the premier provider of HIPAA-compliant electronic documentation solutions for organizations and agencies in Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS), Home and Community-Based Services ...