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How digital humans can make healthcare technology more patient-centric

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Studies reveal a link between staffing shortages and poor patient outcomes due to, for example, inpatient surgical mortality rates, patient falls and hospital-acquired infections. It is fully integrated with conversational artificial intelligence, creating a human-like interface to simplify engagement and communication.

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ST Engineering showcases applications of new technologies to stay ahead of disruption

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The advent of new technologies has accelerated the rate of innovation and disrupted the business landscape as we know it. As the pace of innovation speeds up, tomorrow’s front runners are those who readily embrace disruptive technologies to spearhead new business models and capture new avenues of growth.

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The Future of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity

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Machine learning (ML) is a commonly used term across nearly every sector of IT today. This article will share reasons why ML has risen to such importance in cybersecurity, share some of the challenges of this particular application of the technology and describe the future that machine learning enables.

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How 5G is driving big innovations in healthcare for veterans

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Fulfilling that goal is tough for an organization with over 1,300 facilities, but the VHA has learned that using the right technology can make a big difference to success. Once in place, a private 5G network allows hospitals to deploy advanced capabilities. For that reason, most facilities use WiFi.

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Atlantic Health streamlines insurance authorization with intelligent automation

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million people, with more than 400 sites of care, including six hospitals, and as the organization struggled with these issues, it quickly became apparent that insurance authorization for imaging and radiology services — a foundational diagnostic step before almost any care can begin — was a bottleneck.

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5 hot IT budget investments — and 2 going cold

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The economy may be looking uncertain, but technology continues to drive the business and CIOs are investing big in 2023. At the same time, they are defunding technologies that no longer contribute to business strategy or growth. It’s not a stretch to say that across the board, CIOs are continuing to invest in some form of AI.

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Healthcare cybersecurity: Our hospital’s path to better cyber resilience

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None of us want to hear the news that a hospital has been breached, nor be the person in that hospital who has to deal with the aftermath. A more challenging regulatory environment, not just in terms of the technology, but also in our ability to manage the administrative side. To learn more, visit us here.

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