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Burrell Behavioral Health's CIO tells the organization's story of telemedicine expansion spurred by the pandemic – and fueled by patient and clinician desire.
Epic held the largest share of acute-care hospitals among electronic health record vendors, followed by Cerner and Meditech.
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One works to shed light on dementia in Asians while the other currently focuses on predicting mental disorders in at-risk youths.
Representatives from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said the patient's prescription had not been renewed as it should have been, although the medication could still be viewed in a different area of the system.
Most respondents, however, point to the digital divide as the biggest obstacle to accessing virtual services.
While patients might have traveled from 45 minutes away before telehealth services were available, now the organization is seeing people who live an hour and a half drive away.
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Healthcare organizations are increasingly finding themselves on the receiving end of cyberattacks. While this makes healthcare the industry with the most cyberattacks, organizations can take four steps to protect themselves.
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Expanding the role of advanced medical content in clinical outcome improvement is at the heart of a cooperation between Oslo University Hospital and Olympus, which will also build the foundation for the development of AI in digital health solutions.
The assessments, as well as their EMR go-live, were done virtually during the first year of the pandemic.