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Healthcare Databases Aren’t Prepared for AI, Managers Must Regain Control
By Graham McMillan, CTO, Redgate Software. AI is shaping the future of how healthcare organizations manage data, whether they’re ready or not. According to new research, 41% of healthcare organizations are already using AI for database management purposes, with a further 40% considering integrating it soon. Many practices are already finding value in leveraging AI…
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HTI-5’s Information Blocking Red Flags
By Leigh Burchell, vice chair, EHR Association Information Blocking Compliance Task Force. The HTI-5 proposed rule, Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability: ASTP/ONC Deregulatory Actions To Unleash Prosperity, includes several significant updates to information blocking compliance provisions. The proposed changes raised red flags because they increase compliance challenges rather than providing the simplification, guidance, and education…
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Hospital Cyberattacks Are A Patient Safety Problem
By Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala, CEO, Securin. When a hospital’s systems go dark, the danger doesn’t stay in the server room. It moves to the bedside. That’s not a hypothetical. Recent threat intelligence found that healthcare organizations experienced a cyberattack roughly every 10 hours between January 2025 and February 2026 — the highest incident rate of…