Tag: Healthcare

See how you could use a Corticon.js dynamic form to filter healthcare options.

The decline of Telehealth 1.0 is a sign that the healthcare industry is due for a massive overhaul. See what sorts of technologies are paving the way and what designers and developers need to know about their applications.

In an industry as data heavy as insurance, processing time and accuracy has a huge impact. Learn about Corticon’s batch processing capabilities.

The Progress MarkLogic team approach to modernization mitigates the need for lengthy and costly integration of systems. Read about MarkLogic’s core data hub capability and how it helps revolutionize government agencies' ability to quickly make an impact.

With the growing prevalence of AI/ML, it’s vital we understand how data may be biased and what this means for business decisioning.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, regulations on federal and state levels were relaxed to make telehealth and telemedicine more accessible. These were meant to be temporary measures for a desperate time, but the increased accessibility was also a convenience, a time saver for patients and in many ways, a superior way for doctors to provide care. These measures also forced the adoption of technological enhancements, that, although long available, had not been used in healthcare. Now, as we return to normal life, we find the accessibility and convenience we’ve enjoyed difficult to give up. Regulations and guidelines need to be worked out, and the future is uncertain, but what is sure is that the healthcare industry will never be the same.

Encryption, trackability and automation are key to safe, compliant file sharing.

The Progress Corticon Rules engine provides an alternative path to compliance with the Transparency in Coverage Final Rule.

The bar for security in Healthcare IT is so high it takes Olympic-class efforts to clear it. Securing data is the most critical hurdle. So where is your most sensitive data? In files, of course. And it is these files that fly about like seagulls at the fishing pier....