Wireless Infrastructure Top Content

  1. The New Middle Ground – Hybrid Clouds 11/17/2014

    Without dispute, cloud computing ranks as one of the most significant technological developments in recent years. And like many major advancements, it comes with controversy and challenges. Still being disputed is the suitability of the cloud in compliance-centric industries. Many healthcare organizations still question whether the essential benefits of the cloud – elasticity and quicker deployments – are outweighed by the perceived risks related to security, compliance, and reliability. By Mika Javanainen, senior director of product management, M-Files Corporation

  2. A Call For Better Health IT 10/29/2014

    Whether technology played a part in Duncan’s Ebola misdiagnosis may still be in question, but what can no longer be ignored is the fact that health IT has to get better.

  3. 2014 Health IT Change Agents 10/28/2014

    These influential individuals and organizations are leading the charge for positive change in health IT.

  4. Community Hospitals: What’s Your Health IT Move? 9/24/2014

    According to our fourth annual Community Hospital Health IT Survey, MU is creating a new breed of unique challenges for small, rural hospitals — challenges that may require drastic changes to address.

  5. IT Adoption: Too Many Hospitals In ‘Watch And Wait’ Mode 9/22/2014

    A new report issued by the Harvard Business Review and Verizon finds only one percent of healthcare industry leaders cite major changes in business models. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  6. Health Network Implements Cloud-Based Services To Advance Connectivity 9/17/2014

    University of Toledo Physicians Network expects to drive efficiency and enhance population health management with electronic health record implementation. By Wendy Grafius, contributing writer

  7. H&HN Release 2014’s ‘Most Wired’ Hospitals 7/14/2014

    Hospitals & Health Networks has just released this year’s list of ‘most wired’ hospitals, which takes into account hospitals that use information technology to achieve optimum performance. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  8. mHealth Summit To Explore The Limits Of Mobile Health 5/15/2014

    Get ready! The 2014 mHealth Summit is calling for presenters to register for the annual summit scheduled for this December in Washington, D.C. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  9. 2014: The Year mHealth Goes Mainstream? 5/2/2014

    According to a new consumer survey, mobile apps are going to become mainstream in 2014, fueled by consumers who want to monitor their health. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  10. Stirring The Health IT Pot 4/16/2014

    In this, my 200th opinion column for Health IT Outcomes, I take a look back at some of the most controversial articles I’ve written to date and the valuable responses they have generated from our readers.