AI needs rigorous oversight to protect patients from harm and to protect physicians from liability, says Dr. Fahad Razak, who is speaking at the HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum.

To expand access for medically complex children, health systems need to rethink the medical home through continuous virtual and in-home care rather than simply adding providers or clinics, said Dr. Pa...

What we really need is not AI for its own sake. We need solutions, AI-driven or not, that solve critical issues within organizations.

AI is no longer a future-state consideration for healthcare organizations. It’s already embedded in documentation workflows, operational reporting, care

The healthcare AI market is on track to reach $491 billion by 2032. The real test of success will be whether the technology makes care feel more human.

Get a look at the sights and sounds of Boston and the HIMSS AI in Healthcare Forum, and discover what AI deployment, development and governance topics healthcare leaders are most concerned about.

Digital health has become integral to most Americans’ daily lives, with 71% of U.S. | A combined 88% of respondents want either more or the same amount of technology for health and wellness management...

By manipulating biometric data-collection streams, cyber bad actors could corrupt the clinical decision-making of remote care teams. Identity-verification tools can help close the gap between data col...

At CHOC Children's, Dr. Steven Martel sees generative AI not as a magic switch, but as a tool that could ease clinician burnout, speed care and reshape how hospitals think about data.

Use of telemedicine has not significantly increased visits and medical spending across all payer types.

When AI fails to thrive in healthcare, the problem is usually not with an algorithm. It’s with something deeper. Three unrelated opinion pieces authored by far-flung subject matter experts hit on this...

The following is a guest article by Adam Farren, CEO at Canvas Medical The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has already started to reshape how AI systems access data across every software market. For any ...

Residents in remote parts of eastern North Carolina are increasingly using AI-enhanced telehealth services, receiving faster diagnoses and follow-up care from home, reducing travel time and improving ...

Downtime in healthcare is inevitable. Planned system upgrades, infrastructure failures, and cyber incidents can all disrupt EHR access and put patient care at risk. Historically, many organizations ha...

The new HSCC guidance ties AI vendor oversight, supply chain transparency and lifecycle controls more closely to healthcare procurement, HIPAA obligations and patient safety