San Francisco officials plan to spend nearly $23 million this year to improve safety at the city's public hospitals and clinics, a response to the fatal stabbing of a social worker by a patient.

Hospitals now have to install weapons detection systems at main and emergency entrances by March 2027, with trained, nonclinical staff assigned to operate them. ​Front-line staff members are the ones ...

This year's health budget delivers funding for hospital upgrades, more beds and a new IT system to boost cyber security. The ...

CISOs say nonstop pressure, growing cybersecurity threats, and AI-related risks are making the role unbearable. Most want to ...

Dark patterns force patients to share their data with big healthcare networks, even when the privacy form they’re signing explicitly says they can opt-out.

Thousands of New Zealanders' health data was illegally accessed last year, with more than 70 percent of those impacted in ...

The construction of a new hospital gave Houston Methodist a chance to create care models supported by the latest healthcare ...

Indian cybersecurity policy has largely been shaped by incidents. An attack happens, attention follows, investment comes ...

Overview Hospitals are slowly bringing AI tools into daily healthcare services to improve patient care and reduce pressure on ...

Hospitals exist to heal, yet today’s healthcare environments are increasingly complex, dynamic, and risk laden. Protecting ...

India has strongly criticised Pakistan at the UN Security Council, highlighting civilian deaths and injuries in Afghanistan ...

While Nancy Phillips, the chief information security officer for Ensemble Health Partners, told Rebecca that the health care ...