23K opiate pills per person Drug wholesalers shipped 9 million pain pills over two years to a single West Virginia pharmacy in a town of 392 people. It is unfathomable how that data could have gone unchecked. “The distributors knew what was going on. They just didn’t care,” Sam ...
Get primed on Artificial Intelligence in healthcare at HIMSS 17
Artificial Intelligence Networking Meetup at HIMSS 17 On Monday, February 20th, Nardo Manaloto and Wen Dombrowski MD MBA of CATALAIZE are hosting an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Networking Meetup at HIMSS 17. Health IT colleagues are invited to join them between 3 pm and 4:30 pm ...
Generation Z and the silver tsunami: Emerging trends in the digital transformation of health
As the ONC hopes to help physicians navigate the changing health IT landscape, CIOs need help navigating the rapidly growing changes in the digital transformation of healthcare. This week, the ONC released two resources it hopes will assist family physicians in navigating ...
[#HITsm chat 9.02.16] Healthcare & Artificial Intelligence
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Moderated by Drexel DeFord, HIT Consultant Topic: The Fourth Industrial Revolution and Healthcare (Part I): Artificial Intelligence Follow drexdeford Tweet #HITsm Participate on Twitter by tweeting at us & our participants using the hashtag #HITsm – every Friday, ...
‘Hactivist’ Fred Trotter on the Cancer Moonshot, open source data in healthcare, and more
Artificial intelligence is a topic that isn’t going away in the health IT and medical community. One reason it’s come as far as it has is thanks to open sourcing, or shared data. Today’s guest, Fred Trotter, has a lot to say about the Vice President's Cancer Moonshot initiative - ...