According to the 2024 NACCHO Public Health Informatics Profile, 94% of large local health departments in the United States are actively working on data modernization projects (Big Cities Health Coalition). That number matters because it changes the conversation. Healthcare data …
Millions of people upload PDFs into AI chatbots every day. Students upload notes, employees upload reports, and businesses upload contracts and invoices. You upload a file, ask a question, and within seconds, the AI gives an intelligent answer. It feels …
Administrative work consumes more than 40% of hospital spending, and a large share of that burden comes from broken handoffs, duplicate effort, and slow decisions rather than clinical care itself. This provides the context for healthcare workflow intelligence. It gives …
AI-driven clinical decision support (AI-CDSS) is more than just a new piece of technology; it’s a co-pilot for healthcare professionals. These systems work alongside clinicians, analyzing massive amounts of patient data to offer incredibly precise, relevant insights right when they’re …
For generations, the practice of medicine has relied on a "one-size-fits-all" approach. A doctor diagnoses a common illness like diabetes or high blood pressure and prescribes a treatment that works for the average person. While this method has certainly saved …
50% of healthcare consumers say a bad digital experience with a provider ruins the entire experience with that provider (TigerConnect). That single number explains why so many health systems invest in portals, messaging tools, scheduling apps, call center software, and …
Connected healthcare platforms have moved from a growth bet to a core infrastructure decision in digital health. Market forecasts point to rapid expansion over the next few years, but the more important signal for product teams is operational. Care delivery …
Workplace cybersecurity is often viewed as the responsibility of the IT department alone. When incidents occur, employees expect the IT team to resolve them. Although this seems logical, the actual situation is now much more complex. Cybersecurity threats continue to …
A lot of hospital leaders are in the same spot right now. The website has been refreshed. Online booking exists in some clinics. The patient portal works for some use cases. The call center still carries too much of the …
Telemedicine didn't become important because video got better. It became infrastructure because usage changed faster than most health systems could re-architect around it. In the first months of the pandemic, telemedicine encounters surged 766%, rising from 0.3% of all healthcare …
The numbers tell you why this topic matters now. The global AI in healthcare market was valued at $36.7 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $505.6 billion by 2033, with a projected CAGR of 38.9%, according to Grand …
Over the past several years, the lines between data privacy, software development, and tort law have blurred. As organizations collect, process, and analyze increasing volumes of personal data, data privacy trends are becoming essential knowledge not only for legal professionals …
