3 ways technology can help employers manage COVID-19 and address the great resignation

3 ways technology can help employers emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and The Great Resignation ...

Changing Medicare scene has implications for real-world data

Changing Medicare scene has implications for real-world data – and every initiative to improve ...

Improving the delivery of care through pharmacists

You can see a pharmacist for that? See how expanding roles for pharmacists can help improve health care and improve ...

6 drug shortage predictions for 2022 and beyond

Drug shortages are a reality, but hospitals can better predict and manage drug shortages with technology.

Our top 3 takeaways from APHSA ISM 2021

The IBM Watson Health team shares takeaways from the 2021 APHSA ISM Conference with a focus on how governments can ...

Government agencies around the world are getting started with their cloud journeys

Almost half of government organizations are actively using cloud services. Here’s how to start ...

Three child welfare challenges that technology could solve

Few government responsibilities are more important than keeping children safe and protecting their well-being.

IBM FHIR Server vs. HAPI-JPA: Which open source tool performs better?

IBM FHIR Server outperformed HAPI-JPA in multiple performance tests. See the full report to make an ...

4 ways healthcare payers can better manage oncology drug costs with data analytics

Data analysis in key areas can help health plans and employers shape more effective strategies for ...

Value-based care: What it will take to be ready for downside risk by 2025

The pandemic is accelerating healthcare providers’ move from fee-for-service to value-based care. ...

From intern to full-time employee – what you need to know

Internships are a competitive business and landing a full-time job after an internship is coveted. ...

From intern to employee – a career with IBM Watson Health

Here’s how one IBM Watson Health summer intern became a full-time employee amidst a pandemic.