Leveraging Open Source to Advance Clinical Decision Support

Hospital and acute-care facility staff view clinical decision support (CDS) tools as a chief ingredient in improving patient care, despite dissatisfaction with their current solution. That’s according to a recent survey of clinicians and healthcare IT and business professionals conducted by HIMSS Media. Join our webinar to take a deeper dive into the research and solutions that healthcare organizations are using today to achieve success and satisfaction in CDS, including the role of open-source software to obtain the desired capabilities.
Watch Now

Spotlight

OTHER ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

Applying ESG Finance to the Healthcare Sector Webinar

Digital report only. This is the second edition of the Investing in Healthcare and Real Estate Report, LaingBuisson’s annual report into the role of real estate and healthcare REITS in UK healthcare market.
Watch Now

Data science, AI, and machine learning: The Path to Improved Safety

As safety departments seek ways to improve medicinal product safety and protect patients, data science approaches offer significant promise. What’s possible, what's realistic, and what’s the value to the industry and public?
Watch Now

AI and Medical Imaging: Hype or Help?

HIMSS Media

The role that Artificial Intelligence is starting to play in the analysis of medical images is transitioning from one of controversy and the threat of displacing radiologist’s jobs to one of being a critical advance in helping them meet the demand for timely and accurate analysis of ever-more prevalent and complex imaging studies. This webinar will explore the advances, challenges, future, and most importantly, the implications and actions for healthcare stakeholders to consider when employing AI in medical research and clinical practice.
Watch Now

Liquid Based Microbiology Simplify Sample Collection and Transport to Improve Patient Care

Labroots

Today’s Clinical Microbiology laboratory is under tremendous pressure to perform quality testing efficiently while limiting additional cost to the medical institution. Many laboratories are being asked to streamline sample collection products due to consolidation. In doing so, laboratories must strategically evaluate each sample to determine the best type of collection and transport system.
Watch Now