Information Technology
Health care practices must ‘have a playbook’ to prepare for, respond to cyberattacks
Almost 1 year after the ransomware attack on Change Healthcare, the far-reaching impacts on medical practices, providers and patients continue to be felt.
Culture shift needed to reframe cybersecurity as a patient safety issue
Nine months after the ransomware attack on the health payment processing company Change Healthcare, the far-reaching impacts on medical practices, providers and patients continue to be felt.
Health care practices must ‘have a playbook’ to prepare for, respond to cyberattacks
Six months after the ransomware attack on Change Healthcare, the far-reaching impacts on medical practices, providers and patients continue to be felt.
Leverage secure IT to increase value, optimize revenue of private medical practice
Adopting a sophisticated information technology system with remote patient monitoring and verified security can make a medical practice attractive to patients and payers.
VIDEO: IT strategies add value to private practice
SAN DIEGO — In this video exclusive, Jonathan D. Leffert, MD, talks with William C. Biggs, MD, FACE, ECNU, about information technology for endocrinology practices.
Q&A: Electronic health records bring 'extraordinary opportunities' for care
Satisfaction and support for electronic health records were significantly higher among physicians working in physician-owned practices than those in non-physician-owned practices, according to findings published in JAMA Network Open.