Dave Muoio
The Netherlands-based company’s newest offering contains two interactive tools for physicians, to better match symptoms and health history along with lab test results.
The telemedicine vendor will announce at HIMSS18 that technologies it acquired when it bought Best Doctors last year are now bolstering oncology expertise.
The medical centers will offer concierge care to eligible Apple employees and integrate clinical best practices and technology, the company said.
The vendor will show Avizia Connect, a software add-on designed to work make initiating a video consultation easier.
The partnership will use AI to uncover risk predictors for the most common conditions experienced during hospital stays and work to improve care.
Flatiron will remain autonomous in providing tech and data analytics for oncology research and development for Roche, and others.
Researchers are investigating whether giving patients consumer-friendly digital tools can help improve adherence to lower readmissions, and they’ll share the results at HIMSS18.
To accommodate the public’s demand, the health system is working to incorporate telehealth into everything it does, Vice President Iris Berman says.
A HIMSS government relations expert says hospitals can make an impact on policy and offers suggestions about being heard by lawmakers to improve patient care.
The app-based service collected data from Apple Health and Google Fit services and delivered guided trend analytics to users and providers.