What Is the Difference Between Augmented Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare?
The term AI is used generically, but it actually refers to two forms of intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence
An artificial intelligence is designed to perform tasks…
Cloud-Based Platforms Provide a Secure Path to AI
As healthcare organizations consider AI adoption, many are looking toward platform-specific environments that are hosted in the cloud because scalability is easier, adoption is easier, and it…
Central, Secure Data Access Is a Game Changer for Tribes
Unlike RPMS, PATH, which stands for Patient at the Heart, is a centrally managed EHR that potentially offers transformational benefits to tribal healthcare providers.
Data Accessibility…
Why Organizations Are Streamlining Their Infrastructure
Consolidating tech stacks takes two forms. The first is an “urge to merge” entire businesses, helping to maximize economies of scale and productivity. According to Nancy Rose, Charles P….
How to Measure Technical DebtViewed through a financial lens, technical debt can be measured by evaluating whether continuing to fix a legacy system is more expensive than replacing it.
As DeVries says, it may be…
This year, 89% of organizations are using multiple cloud services for their IT, and 73% are using hybrid cloud, a combination of both cloud-based and on-premises IT, according to Flexera.
Healthcare organizations are no exception….
Understanding Infrastructure Modernization
Infrastructure modernization entails upgrading outdated IT systems and processes to enhance performance, scalability and security. Modern infrastructure typically involves technologies such as cloud computing, hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and advanced security tools. The…
Ghariwala points out that resilience is a crucial benefit of microservice architecture for healthcare organizations, where system downtime can be a matter of life and death.“Microservices are designed with independence, granularity and loose coupling,…
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Smaller healthcare organizations such as rural and community hospitals are seen as easy targets for bad actors due to their lack of cybersecurity resources. However, a successful ransomware attack can impact patient care, cost…
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Healthcare organizations are high-value targets for bad actors due to the nature of the business: the need to provide continuous patient care while protecting patient data. In fact, of the 16 critical infrastructure sectors…
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