Before providers deploy agentic artificial intelligence, they should start with a solid foundation of data governance.
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Interview

Onward Together

Sarah Hatchett, senior vice president and CIO at Cleveland Clinic, discusses change management and ongoing digital transformation in healthcare.

Product Review

The Fine Print

This compact printer supports providers’ busy workflows at the point of care.

Product Review

Invite Only

Flexible authentication, adaptive security controls and resilient access help providers protect sensitive systems without creating unnecessary friction.

Tech Trends

Next Lessons

A new generation of nurses will learn about virtual nursing in depth, building technical fluency, communication skills and clinical judgment at Rutgers University.

Dashboard

A New World

The latest CDW Cybersecurity Research Report digs into the concerns and the goals of IT decision-makers across industries.

Get Smart

A Bevy of Choices

With many clinical documentation solutions powered by artificial intelligence to choose from, how can healthcare organizations narrow their pick?

Security Save

Take Out the Guesswork

As their workers face intensifying threats of violence, hospitals can modernize physical security with AI cameras and sensors.

FAQ Five

The Right Context

Solutions that use artificial intelligence require data and all the contextual elements that enrich it.

Tech Tips

Rapid Response

Resource-constrained teams must rethink how they plan for security incidents in this new era of artificial intelligence.

Features

Feature

On the Mend

Inpatient rehabilitation facilities rely on a solid IT infrastructure to deliver specialized, intensive patient care.

Feature

No Small Feat

A physician group and a small hospital have matured their security programs through strong leadership, strategic outsourcing and a steady focus on the basics.

Feature

Geared for Action

Rural health systems solve cybersecurity recruitment challenges with staff development, shared responsibilities and help from outside partners.

Feature

What’s in Store?

Modernizing storage and data protection can help providers ensure reliability and clinical care resilience are top priorities.

Opinion

Letter From the Editor

In the Details

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way healthcare providers are doing their work. It’s time to fine-tune processes and strengthen governance.

Contributor Column

A Continuous Cycle

Vendor releases, mergers and shared-system models keep changing clinical workflows. Optimization must keep pace, and IT needs a standing process for it.

Contributor Column

Access Granted

There’s a better starting point for healthcare organizations to address if they want to improve patient access with artificial intelligence.