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How social media has changed our tolerance for information

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Getting factual health information through a person’s “mental filters” is almost impossible, says Denise Scannell, chief scientist for health communication at Mitre.

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$50B Rural Health Transformation Program will drive sustainable programs

Investments in workforce, integrated technologies will broaden and strengthen care in rural areas, says Anna Basevich, SVP at Arcadia.

$50B Rural Health Transformation Program will drive sustainable programs
Investments in workforce, integrated technologies will broaden and strengthen care in rural areas, says Anna Basevich, SVP at Arcadia.
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Rady Children's explores innovative tools for patients

Debra Beauregard, Rady Children’s Health’s director of medical intelligence and innovation, offers strategies for how organizations, pediatrics and beyond, can be more comfortable exploring, evaluating and adopting emerging technologies.

Rady Children's explores innovative tools for patients
Debra Beauregard, Rady Children’s Health’s director of medical intelligence and innovation, offers strategies for how organizations, pediatrics and beyond, can be more comfortable exploring, evaluating and adopting emerging technologies.
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What happens to small providers after a breach

Recovery, downtime and disruption from IT outages cost some independent and senior care providers "tens of thousands of dollars per minute," lower staff morale and pose patient safety concerns, says healthcare IT security expert Danielle Morrison.

What happens to small providers after a breach
Recovery, downtime and disruption from IT outages cost some independent and senior care providers "tens of thousands of dollars per minute," lower staff morale and pose patient safety concerns, says healthcare IT security expert Danielle Morrison.
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