AI in Healthcare: A Practical Roadmap for Health Informatics Leaders
Implementing AI in healthcare requires a strategic approach. This guide offers a practical roadmap for health informatics professionals, emphasizing i...
EHR, HIPAA, FHIR, and health informatics.
Implementing AI in healthcare requires a strategic approach. This guide offers a practical roadmap for health informatics professionals, emphasizing i...
Telehealth isn't just video visits. We debunk myths about HIPAA, audio-only care, and data sharing, and give you the real-world essentials for secure ...
Stop firefighting data silos. This practical guide walks you through achieving real interoperability in health informatics—choose the right standards,...
Most telehealth advice says video is mandatory. I think that's wrong. Audio-only visits can be better for many patients, and new Medicare rules finall...
Telehealth has exploded, but so have HIPAA risks. Here's how to avoid the $2.19M penalty cap by tightening your security safeguards.
Hospitals hit 96% EHR adoption, but clinical data sharing still fails. USCDI v3, the data standard that matters, becomes mandatory in 2026. Here's wha...
A field report on why HL7 v2 still rules legacy workflows, FHIR is the future, and SNOMED CT, LOINC, and ICD-10 are the real keys to interoperability.
Telehealth is booming, but is it HIPAA-safe? We debunk the audio-only myth, explain the Security Rule, and tell you what to do before your next virtua...
The pandemic-era telehealth boom is over, but audio-only visits are quietly becoming a permanent, patient-first tool. Here's why I believe they're und...
Telehealth is maturing beyond the pandemic hype. I argue the real challenge is making it work within HIPAA and interoperability standards—here's a pra...
HL7 v2 isn't dead—it's still the backbone of clinical data exchange. Here's how to actually use it without drowning in complexity.
Practical steps for achieving true interoperability in health informatics, from FHIR APIs to USCDI v3, with a warning about HIPAA pitfalls.