Pamela Arora serves as SVP and CIO at Children’s Health in Dallas, where she directs all Information Services efforts including systems and technology, Health Information Management, and Health Technology Management.

As we look toward a brighter future for the global health ecosystem, Hal Wolf, HIMSS President & CEO, was asked to answer three questions around how HIMSS is driving what’s next for health. Read what he had to say.

We will be discussing the foundational people, process, and technology controls that should be in place to secure your environment. Many of these controls are often overlooked in favor of the latest trend in cybersecurity. Discussion will include a review of the controls (based on the NIST Cybers...

To increase tech’s gender diversity, our guest writer shares, tech companies can use workforce analytics to identify targeted diversity interventions and improve overall organizational and workforce effectiveness.

Telehealth can significantly improve access to healthcare and the quality of medical services for EU citizens, widening geographical coverage with virtual consultations, even as cross-border mobility increases.

Standards and resources are some of the biggest challenges hindering the transfer of information on vaccines for children. A pediatrician and health IT advocate outlines both the struggles and the solutions needed to tackle this public health challenge.

Our #IHeartHIT contributor shares how, following the birth of his third child, a personal experience with patient safety reminded him why health IT is so important. 

Advancing diversity and inclusion to ensure health and wellness for everyone, everywhere.

Network, promote and advance the promise of health information and technology with fellow HIMSS members in the African American community

Network, promote and advance the promise of health information and technology delivery across the Latinx community.

View the Fall 2019 issue of the Online Journal of Nursing Informatics (OJNI).

By June Kaminski, RN MSN PhD(c), Editor in Chief

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM),  “a collaborative effort between government and industry to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and to ensure that all Americans have the resources they n...