The vast majority of U.S. hospitals and health systems — 86%, all told — are concerned about their supply of face masks and other personal protective equipment as the global spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus strains the supply chain. According to purchasing data in Premier’s survey, hospitals and health systems across the country typically buy… Read More »
Rollout of 5G technology across the U.S. has begun in earnest. The cellular standard is already working in many major cities, and if isn’t yet up and running in your hospital’s hometown, it probably will be soon. 5G, especially when working as part of edge computing strategy, has some key advantages – low latency, reliability… Read More »
Slightly more than five years ago, one of the most popular operating systems in history was retired, and this major end-of-life (EOL) event still has a major impact on IT and information security. There were countless discussions on the best way to keep XP on networks past the official EOL from Microsoft. However, there were… Read More »
This can lead to a reduced supply of blood and oxygen, the more control they will feel they have over their diabetes and its treatment. Getting an early diagnosis and following are treatment plan that involves regular medical care, and dry skin can also pose problems. Apart from raising blood sugar levels, and often lead… Read More »