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A task force leveraged FEMA's cloud to centralize medical stockpile data and inform the nation's supply chain…
Federal leaders are implementing and advocating for advancements in digital health technology.
Digital services leaders quickly pivoted to develop tools that better serve veterans during the pandemic.
The NIH institute serves a critical role in supporting researchers studying COVID-19.
The long-term technological dependence agencies face amid the pandemic highlights the need to invest in modernization.
Looking ahead to the future of American health care.
NIH, HHS are looking to advance data sharing and openness as a means for advancing health management.
New legislation and efforts at HHS are looking at reporting standards for all levels of government.
The Department of Homeland Security is leading research efforts to assist, inform and prepare the public to respond to COVID-19.
Rep. Michael Burgess' own health care focuses have shifted in light of the pandemic.
With an uptick of mental health disorders during the pandemic, officials are scaling up tech to meet demand for care.
FDA is modernizing its technology infrastructure to accelerate scientific and regulatory decisions.
Technical advances are improving customer experience during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
The federal oversight community is leaning into IT resources to scale up oversight of pandemic relief funding.
The agency is updating its guidance around vaccine authorization and will require investments in technology for its distribution.
The agency accelerated its IT modernization plans to expand telehealth and improve veterans' digital health services.
The agency’s IT transformation initiative allowed VA to effectively adapt services around the demands of the pandemic.
Designing digital services for the user and with partners are critical.
The pandemic has changed the way federal organizations think about DevOps and adaptability.
Trans Lifeline supports the transgender and nonbinary communities through its suicide prevention hotline and microgrants program.
'Soft skills' are among the top traits for strong cyber leadership, according to federal CISOs.
Senior federal officials urge colleagues to adopt a human-centric approach to security.
A revolution in remote work and internet of things necessitates cybersecurity measures that cover the corresponding risk.
BARDA DRIVe's director shares how health entrepreneurship can tackle some of the nation’s most pressing health challenges.
The Joint Trauma System is scaling to build a COVID-19 registry.
The agency is merging IT developments with patient outcomes and bridging the interoperability gap.
Danielle Krakora plays a large part in how the VA elevates the patient experience through technology.
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased priorities around health information security, crowdsourced penetration testing and…
Using artificial intelligence to facilitate biomedical research and combat the pandemic.
With the help of technology, the agency is addressing international disruptions in cancer care caused by the pandemic.
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