This episode features Dr. Alan Weiss, Chief Medical Information Officer & Vice President at BayCare Health System. Here, he discusses his background in computer science & how that translates in his current role, AI & predictive analytics on the clinical…

Dr. Bradley Crotty, VP and Chief Digital Engagement Officer at Froedtert Health joins the podcast to discuss his background, different ways he is leveraging technology today, how he's thinking about growth and adding value to his organization, and more. Want…

In this episode we discuss innovation and digital transformation. Tim Brown, Global Healthcare Customer Lead for AWS Marketplace, shares his experiences on challenges and barriers in technology/service partnerships, tips on streamlining the selection process and much more. This episode is…

This episode features Dusadee Sarangarm, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer at University of New Mexico Health. Here, she discusses her background, her focus on large language models,, how the CMIO role adds value to an organization, and more.

A North Carolina radiology group is suing its cyber insurance carrier after its coverage lapsed two days before it suffered a ransomware attack, The Wall Street Journal reported May 18.

Despite healthcare's smartphone-enabled digital transformation, many physicians still prefer using good old-fashioned beepers, The Wall Street Journal reported May 19.

MultiCare Health System has rolled out Moxi, a robotic nursing assistant, to MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital and Mary Bridge Children's Hospital, all based in Tacoma, Wash.

Northwest Health-La Porte (Ind.) filed a data breach notice on May 2 disclosing that patient records were illegally removed from shredding bins at one of its old facilities, JD Supra reported May 18. 

Healthcare will be more virtual, automated and consumer-friendly five years from now, while digital integration will feel seamless, several health system digital leaders told Becker's.

Columbia, Mo.-based University of Missouri Health Care learned that an employee had been inappropriately accessing patient electronic health records between July 2021 and March 2023.