Mobile Health IT
EHRs in app stores, a new type of supply chain and interoperability’s need for new expertise are on the horizon.
Brent Hicks, senior director of clinical solutions at the Cleveland Clinic, talks about tying EHRs with new applications.
Josh Mandel from Verily talks about the evolution of healthcare apps and their broad adoption by EHR vendors.
Adam Culbertson, HIMSS innovator-in-residence, looks at the possibilities tied to open-source development.
When every second counts, treating stroke patients in an ambulance setting with telemedicine means the median time between vehicle arrival to treatment with the clot-busting drug tPA is 31 minutes.
Aneesh Chopra, former chief technical officer for the United States, urges developers to leverage open API ecosystems.
The goal is to bring order to the fast-changing mobile health market, focusing on the availability, transparency and reliability of patient-generated health data.
SUNY Upstate Medical emergency department staff dealing with violent patients say the badges allow them to summon hospital public safety staff in just over a minute.
Allscripts plans to integrate HealthGrid’s functionality into their FollowMyHealth platform.
While reimbursement is largely seen as a roadblock, a number of bold companies are forging ahead now rather than waiting for payment issues to be settled.