Here are 11 statistics on the health information technology concerns of CEOs, based on article in Becker's Hospital Review.

Developing an IT infrastructure that takes available data and transforms it into actionable information has become a necessity in the age of healthcare reform.

Some features of electronic health records and related apps are unintentionally contributing to incidence of patient harm, according to a report from the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

Researchers from North Carolina State University in Raleigh have developed a stretchable, flexible antenna that can be used to transmit patient data from a variety of wearable monitoring devices.

Across industries, healthcare organizations are the least likely to have a mobile strategy in place, according to a report from IT staffing firm Robert Half Technology.

HHS' plan to increase health information exchange across the country does not include enough concrete goals or milestones by which to judge progress, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office.

As of January 2014, 4,477 hospitals had received a payment from CMS for their adoption and use of electronic health records. However, many of these organizations may not be fully realizing the benefits of the technology they're now using.

With the deadline for the ICD-10 transition closing in, healthcare providers, payers and other affected organizations are buckling down to ensure their staff members are ready for the switch.

Orlando, Fla.-based Arnold Palmer Medical Center, part of Orlando Health, is missing a flash drive containing the health information of 586 children.

MeriTalk has announced the results of a new study that found the majority of federal agencies focused on healthcare research and care delivery are not yet taking steps to prepare their agencies to work with big data.