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But tech could help reduce deadly diagnostic errors.

The technology could improve self-guided health programs.

A neurosurgeon, entrepreneur and medical records committee veteran explains its definition, rationale and implications.

The smartphone could be the next vehicle for at-home testing, but health systems and physicians will need to prepare.

Physicians can use the data to better understand, treat and prevent diseases.

8 ways healthcare decision-making can be simpler for users.

The principles claim that AI developers are responsible for the implications of the technology.

The program would connect patients in underserved populations have better access to healthcare.

How to leverage social platforms to improve the doctor-patient relationship.

David Harlow, J.D., MPH argues that cost data alone won’t help consumers.

New innovations created more entry points for cybercriminals to access personal health information.

Why health systems can benefit from being more aware of diversity and inclusion.

The industry requires a more cost-effective approach to third-party risk management.

A landmark study by the Trevor Project provides crucial guidance.

Researchers saw a 64% increase in the odds of quitting.

The precision medicine company leverages AI to improve personalized treatments and outcomes.

Researchers at the University of Texas, Austin, created a paper-thin device to collect key heart readings wirelessly and continuously.

But health systems can improve their EHR systems to mitigate risk.

Using routinely registered clinical notes could improve patient safety.

Posnack has an extensive background with ONC and interoperability standards.

Health record availability is linked to more collaborative relationships with physicians, but many patients still lack access.

The portals can help patients better understand their conditions.

While some providers are worried about the technology, past studies have found mHealth apps to be effective.

The companies aim to improve patient outcomes and experiences by reducing medical costs.

How technology can tackle lagging diversity and inclusion in healthcare.

The tech can speed up the diagnosis process and lead to earlier treatment.

Emailing images of surgical wounds could enhance the doctor-patient relationship.

Patients and providers can use the platform to learn about recovery and get educational information or emotional support.