by Jody Ranck | November 16, 2021
Introduction Recently the FDA, Health Canada, and the United Kingdom’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), released their “Guiding Principles for Good Machine Learning Practice” to help the AI/ML industry navigate both patient safety and continuing innovation in new devices and AI/ML algorithms. These principles are derived from those
by Brian Murphy | April 14, 2021
Are new APIs and integration services up to the challenge? As I've noticed throughout my career as an analyst, new technologies and approaches generally get used in new projects. Our latest Market Trends Report, Integration Infrastructure: Building 21st Century Healthcare IT, provides a comprehensive view of the variety of new
by Jennifer Rogers | March 14, 2017
Healthcare is a study in extremes. On the precise end of the continuum, we have the surgical precision of the neurosurgeon’s scalpel and the micro-precision of genomic studies. On the not-even-close-to-precise opposite end of the continuum, we have the very elements that frame our industry’s care models and Population Health
by Brian Murphy | November 29, 2016
We hosted a webinar on this topic on December 14, 2016. To retrieve a copy of the slides, please follow this link. We will also be posting the recording. A critical element of business success across industries has been the surge in use of open application programming interfaces (API) that
by John Moore lll | January 13, 2016
I'm here at the big JP Morgan conference in San Francisco where CMS administrator, Andy Slavitt dropped the bomb that the Meaningful Use (MU) program will discontinue in 2016. John Lynn did a nice summary of what Slavitt actually said, or at least tweeted out. This really comes as no surprise, at
by John Moore | December 21, 2015
Never a dull moment in healthcare. 2015 saw plenty of changes and some inklings as to what may be in store for us in 2016. While there was plenty of noise around ICD-10, it was a non-event in 2015. Likewise, while there was plenty of noise around interoperability in 2015,
by John Moore lll | August 28, 2015
“You Get Reminded You’re a Sick Person”: Personal Data Tracking and Patients With Multiple Chronic Conditions Jessica Ancker, et al in Journal of Medical Internet Research "Stop me if you've heard this before, but there's a disconnect between what health IT entrepreneurs think and what patients think. A study in
by John Moore lll | March 27, 2015
The CMS and ONC NPRMs Micky Tripathy and John Halamka for Life as a Healthcare CIO "One of the more balanced views of the proposed MU3 regs from those that know the inside of regulation sausage making; and the outside, what providers actually deal with day to day." - John
