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Amid AI surge, human project managers are still needed
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Amid AI surge, human project managers are still needed

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While agentic AI can surface important insights from volumes of data, project professionals have the skills to provide the structure and clarity teams need, says Karla Mae Eidem of the Project Management Institute.

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CMS aims to eliminate patient portal fatigue

Amy Gleason of U.S. DOGE Service and CMS says the CMS Health Technology Ecosystem will provide a single patient access point powered by modern identity systems. This will replace portal logins and enable seamless data sharing.

CMS aims to eliminate patient portal fatigue
Amy Gleason of U.S. DOGE Service and CMS says the CMS Health Technology Ecosystem will provide a single patient access point powered by modern identity systems. This will replace portal logins and enable seamless data sharing.
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Meeting old friends and making new ones at HIMSS26

On the HIMSS26 exhibit floor, attendees talk about how they're forming bonds and renewing friendships, as well as learning from speakers and enjoying after-hours networking events.

Meeting old friends and making new ones at HIMSS26
On the HIMSS26 exhibit floor, attendees talk about how they're forming bonds and renewing friendships, as well as learning from speakers and enjoying after-hours networking events.
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Healthcare is entering a new patient engagement-centered era

HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf says that, as home-based care and digital tools gain momentum, aided by CMS' interest in remote monitoring, healthcare will increasingly meet patients where they are rather than depend on in-office visits.

Healthcare is entering a new patient engagement-centered era
HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf says that, as home-based care and digital tools gain momentum, aided by CMS' interest in remote monitoring, healthcare will increasingly meet patients where they are rather than depend on in-office visits.
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