Samara Rosenfeld

The partnership may reduce barriers to care for patients with substance use disorder.

Automation technologies for healthcare revenue cycle operations may be unnecessarily complex to deploy.

Data collected on the Apple Watch may help identify COVID-19.

The total cost is approximately $39 per enrolled patient compared to $239 per patient for a traditional cohort study.

The company is looking to focus on cloud technology.

The tech improved asthma symptoms and caregiver quality of life but increased healthcare use.

An overwhelming volume of patients and lack of interoperability highlight challenges to accessing patient health data during COVID-19.

A panel discussion digs deeper on patient access to health data.

Shannon Dowler, M.D., spoke at Academy Health's Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference on how North Carolina worked with both the local and federal government to expand telehealth in rural and urban areas.

Blessing Health's virtual health coordinator, Rose Ghattas, R.N., discusses how the health system is using virtual care during the pandemic and how other healthcare executives could do the same.

An ADVI expert details the firm's report about hospitals' early compliance with the price transparency rule.

The technology acquired could help ease the burden of physician burnout.

André Blackman of Onboard Health discusses the need for diversity in healthcare.

Investigators are probing data for patterns of telemedicine usage that will yield insights into the boom and future use of the technology.

The chief consumer officer for UnitedHealthcare explains her priorities and challenges for 2021.

The smartphone-controlled device demonstrated efficacy in a recent trial.

New data demonstrate how telemedicine is being used by various populations.

A study found 65% of patients would adopt remote monitoring capabilities even if they did not improve their diabetes.

Virtual care capabilities can limit disruption to care.

Drug repurposing can reduce the time it takes to get a drug to market.

How health tech affected care in 2020 and how it will be used in the year ahead.

A digital health tool may provide new capabilities for patients with diabetes.

The cost-effective tool identifies lung abnormalities.

Lora Swenson, business manager at KU MedWest, discusses how a text message platform improves workflows and patient satisfaction.

The president of Redox discusses the new HHS interoperability rules, how health systems will implement them, and challenges that might present.

Steps executives can take to reduce burnout in their health system.

Winning technology focused on women’s health, Parkinson disease and collecting more valuable health data.

Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer discuss the culture of med school, learning about new tech and how both affect burnout and the decision to enter the field.

Janae Sharp and Dalton Ruer join Data Book for part one of a three-part podcast on physician burnout to discuss tech implementation issues and data collection.

The finalists have a chance at up to $50,000 in in-kind services from Boston Scientific and Google.