Tools, tactics, and strategies that influence physician leadership.
It’s the enemy within. More than half of all cyberthreats are self-inflicted, but there are areas physician leaders can target to slow the trend.
In an age of technological breakthroughs, a physician leader encourages organizational leaders to modernize the process for onboarding new hires.
The Health Nevada Project’s developers discuss the massive volunteer response and steps taken ease privacy concerns during a Symposium session at t...
A Nevada study uses DNA, environmental and other data to create a regional map to improve patient outcomes.
Of interest to physician leaders, this approach could lead to reduced costs in labor and diagnostic testing, with no significant differences in qua...
Does it make sense for patients to receive such medical information online without context or cushion from physicians?
Such technologies could save lots of time and money for health systems, but it could alter how medical decisions are made and put people out of wor...
Some docs may question social media’s place in patient care, but the number of YouTube users show it might be worthwhile to cultivate allies online...
Connected medical devices and systems deliver clear benefits. But they also introduce serious security risks that health care providers must addres...
Organizations that put analytics to work effectively are gaining deep and broad insights about their customers — an approach that can transform hea...
Technology can be a valuable assistant, but the collection of data necessary for better outcomes often takes a back seat to bureaucracy.
As the population ages, providers struggle to keep up and technology must close the gap, says Munzoor Shaikh. The issue? Getting physician leaders...
