Mobile phones and smartphones apps might hold the key to accurately matching medical records to the correct patient when records are shared between different healthcare providers, according to a RAND Corp. report.

An "in-body GPS" system in development at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge could one day improve treatment for cancer patients, according to the multi-institutional research team.

Franciscan Health's emergency department in Indianapolis deployed a smartphone app from the New York City-based startup Twiage in July to streamline communication with local emergency medical services agencies and ambulance companies.

AMiON and Shift Admin are two of the top vendors for automated physician scheduling, according to a KLAS Research report.

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Don Kelly, information security officer at Indian River Medical Center in Vero Beach, Fla., discusses the importance of awareness and communication when dealing with hospital data protection.

As the U.S. health insurance market continues to transform, there is a growing need to better understand the market landscape and its various segments and players.

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality established a competition that focuses on the development of an app capable of collecting standardized patient-reported outcomes data in different practice settings.

Legacy Health in Portland, Ore., is notifying about 38,000 patients of a May phishing attack that may have compromised personal, medical and billing information.

Less than 20 percent of the ONC's guidelines for EHR safety are fully implemented across healthcare organizations, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.