Friday at Five: Reports and Surveys from HLTH
HLTH 2022 had concluded in Las Vegas this week. Among the multitude of announcements we found five interesting reports and studies. Take a look.
Read MoreHLTH 2022 had concluded in Las Vegas this week. Among the multitude of announcements we found five interesting reports and studies. Take a look.
Read MoreThe College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) celebrates revolutionary achievement in digital health for 18 organizations awarded at the highest level of the CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Survey with level 10 certification.
By William Hersh MD – I recently took part in a small workshop exploring the benefits and challenges for artificial intelligence in medicine. Many of the participants were innovative medical educators, and most of them were still practicing clinical medicine.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from IEEE, Fairtility, Qventus, Reveleer, Redpoint Summit, Genoox, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Montecito Medical, GE Healthcare, Suki, & more.
By David Burda – No matter who I’m interviewing, no matter what the topic, and I ask them what the biggest obstacle or barrier to doing X is, their answer invariably is the CFO. That is, unless I’m interviewing the CFO. We need to be able to explain this to the CFO. We need to demonstrate the return on investment to the CFO.
AMA releases newest update to their Digital Health Research survey on physician adoption of digital health and there has been an increase in the percentage of physicians that feel there are advantages in leveraging digital health solutions. Here is what our experts have to say about the findings.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from AION Labs, Qventus, Iterative Scopes, Novo Nordisk, Microsoft, Renee, Perimeter Medical Imaging AI, AGS Health, Mayo Clinic Platform, Symplr & more.
This month’s roundup of surveys and reports from around the industry includes Rx adherence better with electronic prescriptions, leveraging AI in hospitals, Alzheimer’s and multivitamins, hospital margins continue to drop, physician’s seeing digital health benefits, and more RPM in cardiac care since pandemic.
By Sridhar Nemala – Applied artificial intelligence is changing the way clinicians diagnose and treat patients. AI will never replace clinicians, but it is already empowering decision-making. Advances in data collection and analysis are making a real-world impact on the treatment of chronic, underdiagnosed conditions, such as…