Feature Series

Health IT Investment: The Next Five Years

Though the pandemic certainly is not over, the dust has started to settle a bit, giving C-suite executives a clearer look forward. At this critical moment, Healthcare IT News sat down with nine C-suite executives at eight healthcare provider organizations to glean insights on where they see investments going in the next five years in six categories: AI and machine learning; interoperability; telehealth, connected health and remote patient monitoring; cybersecurity; electronic health records and population health; and precision medicine, emerging technology and other systems.

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In the final installment in this feature series, six health IT leaders discuss where they're...
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As they look to the next five years, health IT leaders from provider organizations large and small...
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Six health IT leaders lay out some of their security strategies as healthcare continues to be a...
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Seven health system IT executives explain how they're strategizing to build on the post-...
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Five CIOs, a COO and a CMIO chart a course for the complex demands of data exchange, and discuss...
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In the first installment of Healthcare IT News' newest feature series, five hospital and health...
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