• Clinical Ink Places Electronic Data Capture in the Palms of Researchers' Hands

    Clinical Informatics News | Best Practices Awards | The tablet-based SureSource platform is lowering costs of clinical research and fostering new kinds of trials, achievements that have earned the technology one of Clinical Informatics News' inaugural Best Practices Awards.

    Apr 2, 2014

  • At ACMG, Concern About Patients' Choice in Genetic Testing

    Clinical Informatics News | At the 2014 Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting in Nashville this week, conversation centered on the return of incidental findings and collaboration with treating physicians who are not geneticists.

    Mar 28, 2014

  • OpenMedNet Provides a Platform for Understanding Chronic Disease

    Clinical Informatics News | The Open Medicine Institute's cloud platform allows patients to contribute unlimited types and quantities of data to clinical research, while opening a portal for communication with physicians and other patients.

    Mar 28, 2014

  • March News Briefs

    Clinical Informatics News | Clinical news and product releases from around the industry, including a new network for clinical trial partnerships, developments in gene therapy, a mobile pedigree app, and more.

    Mar 27, 2014

  • Oncologists' Comfort With Broad Tumor Sequencing Varies Widely

    Clinical Informatics News Brief | A survey from the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Clinic asks physicians how they plan to take advantage of a multiplex tumor profiling program.

    Mar 25, 2014

  • 2014 Medical Informatics World Preview

    Clinical Informatics News | The 2014 Medical Informatics World Conference in Boston (April 28-29), co-located with the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo, will draw together experts in the application of IT to healthcare delivery, with representatives of payers, providers, patient groups and pharma sharing their ideas and innovations.

    Mar 24, 2014

  • Crowdsourcing Trial Protocol in Prostate Cancer Trial

    Oncology Times | A clinical trial out of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York crowd-sourced its protocol, getting input from 43 physicians and 33 patients.

    Mar 20, 2014