The need for cybersecurity of medical devices will continue to grow. Security tactics and hacker methods are evolving at the same time that networked, smart medical technology use is becoming mainstream. These factors will keep every CIO in the healthcare industry up at night.
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Will web APIs and HL7 FHIR change our views on data interoperability?
Classic HL7 interfaces are being augmented by APIs and HL7 FHIR: Are you ready? The above tagline accompanied a LinkedIn ad for an upcoming webinar (July 19 and 20) hosted by Corepoint Health, the title sponsor of this blog. Register for the free ...
Reinventing physician credentialing with blockchain
Co-authored with Bill Wellman, adjunct faculty at Harvard University, where he teaches courses on innovation, entrepreneurship, and blockchain. This is part of a series examining how blockchain technology could be applied in the healthcare ...
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Diagnosis Overkill: How to do more about doing less?
This is the final post of a five-part series titled “Diagnosis Overkill.” “It isn’t ...