People calling for ambulances were told they had to wait 20 h while emergency departments were struggling with record-high ...

As health systems race to integrate generative AI into clinical workflows, TidalHealth CIO and CMIO Mark Weisman, MD, is taking a methodical approach — one focused on financial accountability. The ...

Homeowners’ insurance doesn’t pay for me to repaint my house,” says law professor Charles M. Silver. He thinks medical ...

The basic lack of transparency around health care costs has long contributed to wasteful spending and inefficient care ...

Proposed cuts threaten health insurance for tens of millions, tariffs will drive up drug prices, key programs are being cut, some medical experts say.

AI is challenging that logic. By analyzing granular, real-time data, insurers can now personalize risk scoring, streamline ...

Our Health and Social Care Industry Dinners provide a forum for industry to come together to have an informal dialogue around the realities of digital transformation and technology in health and ...

During the last century, our health care system has consistently demonstrated an impressive ability to adapt and to find innovative solutions to challenging problems. Looking ahead, we need an ...

The use of healthcare systems data (aka routinely-collected healthcare data, such as HES) as trial data could transform the delivery of clinical trials, but there are key challenges to address. One of ...

The systemic vulnerabilities of Taiwan's health-care system became particularly apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the omicron surge in 2022, the mortality rate for hospitalised COVID-19 ...

The Kennedy name has been synonymous with building the health care system in America. The late Sen. Ted Kennedy expanded children’s health insurance coverage and was behind the AIDS resources ...

She's spent years sounding the alarm about overworked nurses fleeing the public health-care system to quit the profession, work for private agencies or move to other jurisdictions. With no ...