Search Tag: healthcare IT
2025 18 Nov
Cybersecurity is a significant and growing concern in healthcare, where sensitive data and essential operational systems are vulnerable to increasing cyber threats. Traditional security measures may not offer the necessary visibility into an organisation’s infrastructure, leaving it exposed to potential breaches and disruptions. Cybersecurity...Read more
2025 18 Nov
Cybersecurity is a significant and growing concern in healthcare, where sensitive data and essential operational systems are vulnerable to increasing cyber threats. Traditional security measures may not offer the necessary visibility into an organisation’s infrastructure, leaving it exposed to potential breaches and disruptions. Cybersecurity...Read more
2025 10 Nov
Hospitals depend on a constant stream of notifications to keep patients safe and systems secure. Electronic health record (EHR) prompts, clinical device alarms and security warnings all aim to surface information that requires attention. Yet volume, timing and relevance often collide, creating an environment where critical signals are lost in...Read more
2025 09 Nov
; Healthcare ;organisations ;operate ;in complex digital ecosystems where data breaches and ransomware can disrupt care, damage ;trust ;and strain finances. Effective ;defence ;depends on ;timely ;detection, fast containment and disciplined recovery, built on clear governance and continuous visibility across clinical and corporate systems. A resilient...Read more
2025 09 Nov
; Healthcare ;organisations ;operate ;in complex digital ecosystems where data breaches and ransomware can disrupt care, damage ;trust ;and strain finances. Effective ;defence ;depends on ;timely ;detection, fast containment and disciplined recovery, built on clear governance and continuous visibility across clinical and corporate systems. A resilient...Read more
2025 04 Nov
Healthcare leaders see strong potential for artificial intelligence to support population health, clinical decision support and predictive analytics, yet the value of these tools depends on the reliability of the underlying data. Fragmented, poorly standardised information risks amplifying errors and blind spots when scaled through machine learning....Read more
2025 04 Nov
Escalating cyber threats reshape risk in healthcare, with ransomware and data breaches now touching organisational survival as much as security operations. Disruptions can erode patient privacy, trigger costly litigation and strain finances already pressured by labour costs, inflation and reimbursement dynamics. The implications extend to continuity...Read more
2025 04 Nov
Escalating cyber threats reshape risk in healthcare, with ransomware and data breaches now touching organisational survival as much as security operations. Disruptions can erode patient privacy, trigger costly litigation and strain finances already pressured by labour costs, inflation and reimbursement dynamics. The implications extend to continuity...Read more
2025 04 Nov
Escalating cyber threats reshape risk in healthcare, with ransomware and data breaches now touching organisational survival as much as security operations. Disruptions can erode patient privacy, trigger costly litigation and strain finances already pressured by labour costs, inflation and reimbursement dynamics. The implications extend to continuity...Read more
2025 25 Oct
Healthcare organisations are balancing expanding imaging archives with storage, migration and security costs, while debating how long to keep very old studies. Historical images can shape interpretation and reduce uncertainty, yet many retention schedules impose time limits without clinical evidence to guide deletion. An academic health system...Read more
2025 25 Oct
Healthcare organisations are balancing expanding imaging archives with storage, migration and security costs, while debating how long to keep very old studies. Historical images can shape interpretation and reduce uncertainty, yet many retention schedules impose time limits without clinical evidence to guide deletion. An academic health system...Read more
2025 07 Oct
Health systems face heightened risk when privileged accounts and critical systems become targets for disruption. As remote and hybrid work have become embedded across healthcare organisations, safeguarding access to high-value systems such as electronic health records (EHRs) is central to operational resilience. Privileged access management (PAM)...Read more
2025 07 Oct
Health systems face heightened risk when privileged accounts and critical systems become targets for disruption. As remote and hybrid work have become embedded across healthcare organisations, safeguarding access to high-value systems such as electronic health records (EHRs) is central to operational resilience. Privileged access management (PAM)...Read more
2025 07 Oct
Radiology’s rapid digitisation has delivered faster workflows and broader access to specialist expertise, yet it has also expanded the attack surface across imaging networks, data stores and remote workstations. Health care delivery has faced sharp growth in ransomware, data exfiltration and operational disruption, with high direct and downstream...Read more
2025 06 Oct
Cyber incidents that strike large health systems increasingly ripple into post-acute and senior care, disrupting operations that already run on tight margins. Experiences shared at a major industry gathering underscored how last year’s attack on a key claims intermediary forced some organisations to revert to manual processes, slowing cash flow...Read more
2025 06 Oct
Cyber incidents that strike large health systems increasingly ripple into post-acute and senior care, disrupting operations that already run on tight margins. Experiences shared at a major industry gathering underscored how last year’s attack on a key claims intermediary forced some organisations to revert to manual processes, slowing cash flow...Read more
2025 06 Oct
Telemedicine has expanded rapidly from video consultations to a broad set of virtual services, yet much of its delivery still mirrors in-person models that centre on scheduled visits. As the global telehealth market heads toward an expected €388 billion by 2030, organisations face pressure to improve access, efficiency and care quality without...Read more
2025 06 Oct
Telemedicine has expanded rapidly from video consultations to a broad set of virtual services, yet much of its delivery still mirrors in-person models that centre on scheduled visits. As the global telehealth market heads toward an expected €388 billion by 2030, organisations face pressure to improve access, efficiency and care quality without...Read more
2025 06 Oct
Telemedicine has expanded rapidly from video consultations to a broad set of virtual services, yet much of its delivery still mirrors in-person models that centre on scheduled visits. As the global telehealth market heads toward an expected €388 billion by 2030, organisations face pressure to improve access, efficiency and care quality without...Read more
2025 23 Sep
Remote reading has moved from a contingency measure to a core element of radiology services. With appropriate infrastructure, radiologists can deliver timely, safe reports from home while maintaining service quality. Experience from rapid deployments showed sustained diagnostic performance and often improved work satisfaction when displays, networks...Read more
2025 23 Sep
Remote reading has moved from a contingency measure to a core element of radiology services. With appropriate infrastructure, radiologists can deliver timely, safe reports from home while maintaining service quality. Experience from rapid deployments showed sustained diagnostic performance and often improved work satisfaction when displays, networks...Read more
2025 23 Sep
Remote reading has moved from a contingency measure to a core element of radiology services. With appropriate infrastructure, radiologists can deliver timely, safe reports from home while maintaining service quality. Experience from rapid deployments showed sustained diagnostic performance and often improved work satisfaction when displays, networks...Read more
2025 09 Sep
Digital health tools now generate sensitive information well beyond clinical settings, from consumer apps and wearables that track activity, sleep, blood pressure and oxygen levels to platforms that interpret intimate physiological signals. Yet many devices are not subject to mandatory quality control, and users are often not meaningfully informed...Read more
2025 09 Sep
Digital health tools now generate sensitive information well beyond clinical settings, from consumer apps and wearables that track activity, sleep, blood pressure and oxygen levels to platforms that interpret intimate physiological signals. Yet many devices are not subject to mandatory quality control, and users are often not meaningfully informed...Read more
2025 16 Aug
The introduction of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system in Cyprus in 2019 marked a significant step towards modernising healthcare delivery within the General Health System (GHS). Despite this progress, efficiency levels among EHR users remain moderate, signalling the need for further improvements. A recent nationwide assessment of physicians’...Read more
2025 16 Aug
The introduction of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system in Cyprus in 2019 marked a significant step towards modernising healthcare delivery within the General Health System (GHS). Despite this progress, efficiency levels among EHR users remain moderate, signalling the need for further improvements. A recent nationwide assessment of physicians’...Read more
2025 22 Jul
Precision medicine promises personalised and right-sized care, moving beyond one-size-fits-all treatment plans. However, delivering on that promise remains challenging, particularly in oncology, where clinical guidelines evolve rapidly, and data silos hinder timely, patient-specific decisions. In breast cancer care, these challenges have contributed...Read more
2025 22 Jul
Precision medicine promises personalised and right-sized care, moving beyond one-size-fits-all treatment plans. However, delivering on that promise remains challenging, particularly in oncology, where clinical guidelines evolve rapidly, and data silos hinder timely, patient-specific decisions. In breast cancer care, these challenges have contributed...Read more
2025 09 Jul
AGFA HealthCare, a leading provider of Imaging IT, that its Enterprise Imaging Solutions earned certified status by HITRUST for information security. HITRUST i1 certification demonstrates that AGFA HealthCare's Enterprise Imaging Solutions are leveraging a comprehensive standard, covering 182 control requirements - including mappings to over...Read more
2025 22 Jun
In today’s healthcare environment, an optimised and invisible network infrastructure is crucial to ensuring smooth clinical operations. Whether supporting electronic health records (EHRs), medical devices or communications across hospital campuses, networks must operate reliably around the clock. However, as hospitals expand, merge or integrate...Read more






