By Dr. Martin Lustick – In the wake of medical home certification, meaningful use, the Cures Act and the pandemic, it’s clear that virtually all of healthcare is now built on a digital foundation. EHRs are pervasive in the delivery system, and they are increasingly connected to all parts of care delivery.
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By Aan Chauhan – Navigating the complexity of healthcare arises from the fact that care is delivered through an ecosystem of actors such as primary care providers, specialists, pharmacists, labs, and insurance providers, all of whom operate independently from one another, creating a web of obstacles to overcome in providing care.
We are seeking out the latest developments around Telemedicine. News from eVisit, Luna, CVS Health, MyTelemedicine, Biofourmis, FAIR Health, Eagle Telemedicine, Included Health, CirrusMD, Bicycle Health, TytoCare, HHS, Boulder Care, Federation of State Medical Boards, Let’s Talk Interactive, Populus Media, Doceree, Livindi and more.
By Peyman Zand – In recent years, IT managed services in the healthcare industry has seen an uptick in interest and activity given staffing shortages and heighted focus on digital transformation. What should a CIO or healthcare IT leader consider when it comes to evaluating the pros and cons of outsourcing IT services?
We are seeking out the latest developments around Telemedicine. News from GenieMD, MobileSmith Health, Pexip, Biofourmis, Amwell, UpHealth, CHOP, 19Labs, SmartMeter, MDLIIVE, American Hospital Association, Let’s Talk Interactive, Pulsenmore, Stel Life and more.
By Mike Brandofino – This month, the American Telemedicine Association annual conference highlighted major progress in telehealth use cases beyond virtual appointments to support emerging care models such as hybrid care – further solidifying a future of healthcare that is engaging for both providers and patients and outcome-oriented for all.
By Darius Tahir – If someone’s heart skips a beat, tech companies want to let them know about it. Gadget firms — starting with Apple and now Fitbit, which is owned by Google — are selling wearable devices that check heartbeat rhythms and alert users when something is out of sync.
By Tom James – You don’t need another story urging you to “get to the cloud.” That’s old news for healthcare executives, who’ve long understood the necessity of rebooting the way their organizations operate in the digital era.
By Rose Watson – The ICU wing of your hospital only has 50% of its nursing staff, but all the beds are full. Downstairs, a full waiting room. Statistically, some most likely have COVID-19. Nurses are leaving, there are fewer new graduates, how do we break the cycle.