Virtual Care

The cloud-based tech could help providers more accurately screen for mental health disorders.

Going paperless can benefit health systems and patients alike.

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.

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.

One expert thinks it might be a good thing that Apple's smartwatch does not have a sleep tracker.

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.

Agreement aims at improved outcomes, ‘revolutionizing’ healthcare delivery.

The technology aims to increase range of motion and lessen chronic pain.

The method could mean better outcomes and use of hospital beds, researchers suggest.

The app-based test reduced testing time by approximately 10 minutes.

The application is integrated into the EHR to help clinicians reach patients outside the care setting.

The digital health app offers text-based services and video therapy sessions with behavioral health professionals.

Health systems could pair with the winner to implement innovative platforms and solutions.

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.

The tech could improve health and psychosocial outcomes for patients with disabilities.

A health data privacy expert explains how HIPAA functions with new sources of technology collecting more data.

The 12 steps guide proper implementation of remote patient monitoring tools.

Using the wearable technology, the program completion rate improved by 74%.

MDBox and H-E-B say they will change healthcare delivery.

The announcement further emphasizes the company’s focus on health.

Moving the patient experience from average to superior.

The device measures blood pressure, oxygenation and heart rate, among other health data.

Improving access to telemedicine for the underserved could reduce the cost of care.

More research needs to be done, the researchers suggest.