Virtual Care

The move has earned the genetic testing company praise and backlash. What can we make of it?

How new models can help healthcare in a moment of crisis.

IDx’s tech brings diabetic retinopathy detection to primary care.

But the healthcare organizations applaud cutting documentation requirements.

Health systems are leaving a lot of value on the table when it comes to engaging their patients. What tools will improve the patient experience, and keep patients invested in improving their health?

What a patient-driven, spherical view of data means for the future of healthcare, and how to make it a reality.

Why is healthcare still failing to emulate cross-industry success stories?

It’s safer than FaceTime and better than telehealth.

The new tech has successfully identified patients who are experiencing respiratory depression.

3 tips for how healthcare leaders can support their employees.

It’s partnering with GN Hearing to support direct streaming.

What is already brewing in the healthcare sensor space?

How MedChain and Cognition Foundry also hope to spur new medical research.

The app is driven by an algorithm that combines body temperature input with menstural cycle data.

Can MinuteClinic Video Visits change healthcare?

Results from 2 trials have showcased the therapeutic modality’s promise for schizophrenia and acrophobia.

Administrator Seema, Verma, M.P.H., rallied the crowd at the ONC Interoperability Forum in Washington, D.C.

Therapists are empowering patients with schizophrenia to build virtual representations of the voices in their heads, with promising results.

The agency says it’s all about empowering patients, providers and data sharing.

But its success requires a long-term vision.

Data Book explores consent through the story of Henrietta Lacks and talks germline editing with Marcy Darnovsky, Ph.D.

Technology to revolutionize insurance ID cards exists. But few insurers have embraced it.

The week’s most popular health IT news and opinions.

How can healthcare discuss and deliver cutting-edge treatments without violating patients’ rights?

Guest Colin Hung discusses how healthcare can prioritize patient input.