The HIMSS CIO Connect event recently underscored the pivotal role of shared knowledge in navigating zero-trust environments, with a focus on collaboration and improved cybersecurity practices. Habi Mojidi, serving as CIO for the U.S. Army, highlighted the benefits of gleaning insights from fellow
In a world where efficient logistics are crucial for the movement of medical supplies, navigating the intricacies of the healthcare supply chain takes on unprecedented importance. With annual global medical supply expenses exceeding $146.9 billion, the emphasis on creating responsive and reliable
In recent years, the landscape of adult social care in the UK has been increasingly influenced by evolving economic pressures and regulatory changes. As of 2025, profound challenges related to rising operational costs and shifting policy frameworks are expected to shape the sector significantly.
Orlando is on the brink of a demographic explosion, welcoming around 1,500 newcomers weekly. This influx not only brings vibrancy but also challenges the city's healthcare infrastructure. Can Orlando sustain its healthcare standards amid such rapid population growth? Unraveling the Healthcare
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently appeared before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP) and the House Committee on Appropriations to discuss a controversial budget proposal. The plan includes a $715 billion cut to Medicaid, which could impact health coverage for 13.7
Dr. John Whyte's appointment as the new CEO and executive vice president of the American Medical Association (AMA) presents a critical moment in healthcare leadership. Taking over from Dr. James L. Madara, whose illustrious 14-year tenure concludes soon, Dr. Whyte's leadership role begins
