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How surgical robotic solutions can shorten the time between injury and health.

Step trackers can help identify disease progression and mortality.

The goal is to advance promising technologies from academia to small business.

The technology accurately measured breathing and lung function.

The challenge aims to foster a conversation about chronic conditions and could lead to life-changing innovations.

But there are many benefits of adopting the models.

Health systems should ask two questions before deciding if they need a patient experience officer, one expert suggests.

Patients could help advance the development and evaluation of innovative medical devices.

Implementing a new record system could put more emphasis on quality of care.

The Voyant System could give clinicians a more accurate and unimpeded view of the operative field.

Games on your smartphone could lead to cognitive insights.

James Gfrerer discusses the VA’s migration to Cerner and how being a patient in the system helps him make health-tech decisions.

The device is designed to help providers capture high-res images and scans of eyes.

Researchers developed the risk score based off the top performing predictors of heart failure.

A reduction in blood pressure could lead to decreased risk of stroke and heart disease.

The wearable sensors could contribute to the early diagnosis of multiple disorders.

BIDMC CIO discusses innovations at the hospital and moving to the cloud.

Genetic info embedded in EHRs could have major impact, Association says.

IBM’s tech can also help clinicians find the latest sepsis research.

The app improved medication adherence the more it was used, along with Asthma Control Test results, the study revealed.

The studies will leverage data collected on the Apple Watch.

CEO says company has "taken action on those individuals we believe are responsible."

Healthcare executives must speak with providers before implementing tech into their workflows.

Health systems could use technology to communicate with mothers during their postnatal period.

The wireless sensor could be produced at high volume and low cost, according to the researchers.