Blockchain has been one of the most-talked-about new technologies for several years now. When we first heard about it, it had the potential to solve hundreds of problems, but there weren’t any real-world applications available. Today, we’ll take a look at three applications for blockchain that are available today.
Patients and hospital visitors have come to expect Wi-Fi internet access. It’s no longer seen as an extra convenience, but a requirement for the comfort and confidence of your patients. That said, it’s your responsibility to provide reliable Wi-Fi access that is reasonably fast, secure and easy to sign in to.
The health care industry is in a difficult position. Despite the utility that connected devices present to medical providers, the BlueKeep vulnerability makes it seem as though connected devices aren’t a wise solution for many to use, and there’s nobody these organizations can blame but themselves.
There are very few industries more reliant on compliance and proper procedures than the healthcare industry. Since healthcare depends so heavily on medical technology, the management of this IT becomes a focal point that must be considered when planning out any infrastructure or data dissemination policy. Artificial intelligence (AI) could change this for the better. […]
In 2009, when the U.S. Congress passed the HITECH Act, there was an optimism that the legislation would push the medical profession into the information age. As a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the United States government invested tens of billions of dollars into improving the healthcare industry’s use of information […]