Imagine a small rural town in Arkansas where the nearest hospital is over an hour away, and the local clinic struggles to keep a single doctor on staff due to chronic shortages, a scenario all too common in rural communities across the state where access to quality healthcare remains a persistent
Imagine a scenario where the United States could save billions of dollars in health care expenses simply by making more informed decisions about technology. A recent study led by Hilal Atasoy, an associate professor at Rutgers Business School, and her colleagues, published in MIS Quarterly ,
In the fast-evolving landscape of pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, clinical trial companies, often referred to as Contract Research Organizations (CROs), are playing a pivotal role in turning scientific breakthroughs into life-changing therapies. These organizations are not merely facilitators
In an era where healthcare systems are grappling with unprecedented demands, Radiology Information Systems (RIS) have emerged as a pivotal force in reshaping how radiological imaging and workflows are managed across hospitals and clinics worldwide. These specialized software platforms are designed
Healthcare payer networks, the critical infrastructure supporting insurance companies, government entities, and private organizations in managing provider relationships and administrative tasks, stand at the threshold of a profound transformation. As the healthcare industry grapples with escalating
In a landscape where healthcare systems struggle to keep pace with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, a staggering reality emerges: many life-saving AI technologies take years to reach the patients who need them most, due to a lack of resources and expertise in evaluating, implementing,
