Healthcare’s AI story is changing. For several years, generative AI largely lived in the “pilot era,” marked by experimentation, point solutions and cautious optimism. In 2026, that era is giving way ...

As healthcare systems worldwide grapple with rising cancer rates, chronic diseases and limited clinical resources, ...

In HIMSS26 Education Session #17 Smart Medication Management: Bridging Technology with Patient Understanding, Greg O'Neill, director of patient and family health education at ChristianaCare, will ...

Artificial intelligence is emerging as one of the most influential forces reshaping modern surgical practice. Over the past decade, surgical teams have faced rising complexity in cases, expanding ...

Health systems scale AI agents to automate IT, HR, and financial tasks, improving efficiency while clinical use remains limited.

Rural cardiovascular disparities and limited specialist access are motivating AI decision-support adoption to help determine ...

Although survival rates are high, thyroid cancer patients often face unnecessary treatments due to the reliance on inaccurate ...

Healthcare is entering a new chapter. AI, virtual care, and connected systems are helping clinicians spend more time with ...

Statement outlines first-contact Primary Care PT supported by point-of-care MSK Utrasound and EMG/NCS testing, ...

The American Hospital Association provides comments on the Health and Human Services request for information on accelerating the adoption and use of artificial intelligence (AI) as part of clinical ...

Healthcare AI’s future may be shaped in emerging markets, where systems can embed accountability, representation and frontline support from the start.

From patient data that cannot be outsourced to banking risk systems that must stay in-country, CIOs are keeping regulated cores sovereign while using global clouds for speed and scale.