HTM’s Biggest Shifts of 2025
A breakdown of the trends and challenges that defined 2025 and how they’re setting the stage for HTM in 2026.
A breakdown of the trends and challenges that defined 2025 and how they’re setting the stage for HTM in 2026.
The updated systems include a new tool for guiding peripheral nerve blocks and features to simplify bladder and cardiac assessments.
The FDA-cleared system uses artificial intelligence to create interactive 3D models from standard medical scans for preoperative planning and intraoperative guidance.
A breakdown of the trends and challenges that defined 2025 and how they’re setting the stage for HTM in 2026.
The research suggests AI may help identify more aggressive breast cancers and perform comparably to experts in breast cancer screening.
Read MoreThe draft report offers guidance for developing, selecting, and implementing AI-enabled quality measures for accountability programs.
Read MoreAn analysis of 98 healthcare organizations reveals that stale user accounts, shadow AI, and misconfigured cloud services create significant vulnerabilities as AI adoption grows.
Read MoreThe two-day virtual summit, set for Sept 26–27, will feature 22 speakers, technology demos, and panels on the future of HTM.
Read MoreThe framework is the first step in a plan to develop governance playbooks and a voluntary AI certification program for US health systems.
Read MoreThe AI-driven optical system is designed for early detection of stenosis in hemodialysis patients and to reduce clinical staff workload.
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The new Voluson Performance series features AI and automation tools designed to simplify exams and improve workflow efficiency.