Dave Muoio
Health data sharing, telemedicine, even federal value-based payment plans were all part of the excitement at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Unobtrusive monitoring of patients can make data management more efficient and useful.
The policy outlined now mirrors the current position of the Joint Commission, which underwent its own series of flip-flops on the subject in 2016.
With a new administrator at the helm, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration took steps toward regulating decision support, software-as-a-medical-device, mobile tech in clinical trials and more.
The survey data suggests the wider adoption of services will require providers to better engage payers, doctors and patients with telehealth strategies.
Brigham and Women’s asked 26 patients discharged from ER to participate in pain study.
Doctors interested in telehealth practice will be able to view and apply to open position listings from several telehealth service providers.
The program will distribute 10,000 Fitbit devices to a representative sample of All of Us participants for a one-year study to determine its use on a larger scale in the program.
A new skill for Amazon's Alexa voice assistant will direct New York patients to convenient emergency and urgent care locations with the shortest waits.