Houston-based Texas Medical Center has had challenges communicating data on its COVID-19 dashboard, and in some instances people are using the information to draw inaccurate conclusions.

Interoperability was at the forefront of the health IT conversation before the pandemic, and then was moved aside for more pressing priorities.

The CIO's role is ever-changing, and the pandemic has highlighted the need for a more strategic approach to data analytics and IT integration in the future.

Michelle Stansbury, vice president of IT innovation at Houston Methodist, is a big believer in continued innovation, even during the pandemic.

Healthcare IT leaders are finding ways to continue innovating as hospital and health system budgets shrink as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nicole Cooper, DrPH, will serve as Lyft's new head of healthcare policy, overseeing the rideshare company's non-emergency medical transportation initiatives.

Digital technology and innovation have become more important than ever for large health systems as well as small community hospitals to support their response to COVID-19.

Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health and Adventist Health Lodi (Calif.) Memorial recently partnered to launch the Lodi hospital's first telemedicine intensive care unit services, according to a July 23 news release.

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill into law July 22 that will make certain parts of the state's expanded telehealth coverage and services permanent, NH Public Radio reports.

Humana will roll out more than 1 million in-home preventive care screening kits to members in 2020 to increase the number of routine care screenings which some people have avoided due the coronavirus pandemic.