Subject to stringent regulatory regimes with considerable legacy complications hindering new infrastructure, technology, or processes — most hospitals are also saddled with significant bureaucracy, and a general fear of change. These facts contribute to a reality in which healthcare organizations are expected to be downright laggardly where it comes to modern business practices and supporting technologies.
Medical devices are often the weak point in a hospital’s technology landscape and, if compromised, could affect patient privacy, health, and safety. The concern is even greater since medical devices are connected to all major data centers in the hospital and compromising a medical device could allow hackers ...
Machine learning is totally transforming the healthcare industry; from how patient care is delivered, to how laboratory procedures are conducted, to diagnostics, all the way to how information from those processes is actioned, stored, and protected.
