Data + Technology

Costs were lower for those who used telehealth services.

The data and technology expert spend nearly two and half years with the FDA.

A VHA expert discusses how the health system leverages data and technology.

The highest performing machine-learning model achieved an AUROC of .7875.

The loss of privately insured in-state patients could likely hinder healthcare operations.

Socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of the family, parents’ psychological state, and parenting practices are the most important factors contributing to the prediction.

Among those surveyed, 3.1% self-identified as having a disability.

Dr. Mitesh Patel, director of Penn Medicine's Nudge Unit, explains how a field of research rooted in economics is now bringing clinical benefits to patients within a health system.

The algorithm can be adopted by other hospitals and health systems to identify incident stroke.

The study findings offer general practitioners' views on prescription mHealth apps.

The companies hope to leverage tech to help with the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine.

A new study finds that online reviews are increasingly important in healthcare decision-making, but 50% of health systems lacked online reviews in 2020.

The vice president and chief data officer at Parkland Hospital in Dallas discusses how the health system leverages data.

The company is focused on improving a patient's health and overall well-being by leveraging health tech.

UK researchers have just published a novel study on the hopes and fears of ordinary citizens about how their healthcare data will be used.

The machine-learning model could save time and healthcare costs.

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

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.

A pioneer in the Health IT world discusses how different segments of healthcare will use telemedicine after the pandemic, and why navigators are a good idea across the board--not just for telemedicine.

A new study on access to telemedicine during COVID-19 finds practices and doctors often decided if the visit would be by video or telephone.