HHS
Data strategies are aimed at improving health equity in the long term.
The inaugural Health Tech Equity Working Group report outlines challenges and best practices as the government aims to make health services more equitable.
The agency released a ‘roadmap’ to help organizations decrease and confront cyberattacks in health care.
As the public health emergency ends, CMS emphasizes key technologies for post-pandemic operations.
Health and civilian agencies highlighted communication and collaboration when implementing zero trust strategies.
Cybersecurity, AI and health IT are major focuses in this year's budget proposal.
Health and civilian agencies see major benefits from ICAM solutions, a pillar of zero trust, when protecting IT systems from phishing scams and fraudsters.
Agencies are bolstering workforce training and zero trust to secure the hybrid workplace.
Kristen Finne breaks down a decade of growth with the HHS emPOWER program.
The emPOWER Program uses data and AI to help protect the health of millions who depend on medical devices.
HHS shared AI/ML use cases to promote transparency and spur innovation at the annual AFCEA Health IT Summit.
Federal agencies executing DEIA strategies in support of White House executive order 14035 reported improved morale and detailed plans to bolster workforce recruitment.
Health and civilian agencies expect to build off progress to improve health equity, smarter IT acquisitions and better customer experience through digital services.
These principles can enable any organizations to develop a culture of innovation amid digital modernization efforts.
A joint HRSA-ONC initiative is supporting interoperability and data exchange.
Agencies are aligning security and performance needs.
Federal health agencies are developing increasingly sophisticated methods for detecting fraud and other forms of financial crime.
CMS’s 'organizational surge' more than its 'technical surge' was the key to fixing the website.
The agency is on the verge of releasing a department-wide data strategy while agencies continue focusing on cyber and CX.
HHS, CMS and VA have spoken out about recent Supreme Court rulings concerning Roe v. Wade.
