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Apps can help certain patients but there are considerations doctors and hospitals should understand from the onset, research suggests.
As an obstetrics and gynecology physician, she has been caring for women for more than 30 years.
Serious missteps in how Equifax is handling its breach should inform healthcare organizations on what not to do it if happens to them.
"Moving money is what will move the industry for women," Melinda Gates said at a business event Sept. 20.
As providers focus on access, connectivity, social determinants and bridging gaps in care, they will be able to apply techniques to wider populations than just the most expensive patients.
New criteria for vendors are meant to ease burdens and ultimately pass cost-savings down to the hospitals and systems that buy electronic health record software, Donald Rucker says.
The startup has the only FDA authorization for direct-to-consumer genetic tests.
There are ways to bolster this element of cybersecurity, and eliminating things like apathy, greed and, yes, pride can help avoid misuse.
Secure data streaming and two-way audio and video will enable Advanced ICU Care’s clinicians to coordinate remote monitoring of critical patients the hospital's on-site staff.
The University of Virginia Health System test has found the pairing of technologies is helping radiologists identify cases they could not detect visually.