Patient health data and financial information are two attractive and lucrative targets for cybercriminals.

When the American Medical Association and a team of researchers recently tested commonly used EHRs, they found that most had mediocre usability at best.

Data aggregation is the holy grail for some large health networks and accountable care organizations.

Being able to seamlessly and securely transfer patient data between different software applications remains the holy grail of health IT.

Keeping all of your healthcare and provider information organized and secure isn’t only challenging, it can also be the difference in care quality.

Big data and analytics have the potential to change patient lives.

Interoperability is still an Achilles heel for many EHRs.

As the health IT landscape continues to evolve, the ease of communicating between practices is increasing.