More than ever, CIOs must not only collaborate with the health technology management staff, but to meet them halfway, says Sue Schade, who recognizes the work of these “unsung heroes.”
Celebrating, Collaborating with, and Learning from HTM
Bring Your Own (Health Monitoring) Device
The roadblocks that are hindering the adoption of remote patient monitoring can be overcome, if organizations are willing to rethink their processes and take on the role of “enabler,” says Dr. Joe Kvedar.
Medical Device Security: More Questions Than Answers
As medical devices become more connected, cybersecurity is becoming a bigger priority for CIOs, says David Chou, who discusses the role the FDA should play in keeping data safe.
Continuing Education: One Team’s Approach To Warding Off Ever-Changing Security Threats
The key to building a strong security program? Communication, whether that means going on the road to build support, training and re-training the staff, or engaging in dialogues with device manufacturers, say Mary Alice Annecharico and Meredith Harper.
Getting Defensive With Patient Data
With the industry coming off its second worst year in terms of data breaches, health IT leaders need to step up their security game, says Albert Villarin, MD, who offers six helpful tips.
