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Healthcare Exchange Standards
DECEMBER 31, 2015
I blogged half as many articles as last year, and yet my readership only dropped by 16%. I wish I had more than 28 blog articles this year to give you. Falling mostly in the category of FHIR, Consent/AccessControl, or De-Identification. I am amazed at all you loyal readers. I hope that they were useful.
HAY on FHIR
NOVEMBER 7, 2021
This use case brings the additional ‘merge’ requirements – comparing the information in the IPS document with existing data – no simple task! The FHIR specification itself is a platform spec – it’s the underlying infrastructure to use for any healthcare interoperability and is very generic. Sign up details are here.
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Healthcare IT Today
NOVEMBER 20, 2022
Another joint study, this one involving CareEvolution, Scripps Research, and The Rockefeller Foundation, concluded that data from wearable devices could forecast COVID-19 infection rates as many as 12 days earlier than CDC data alone. Engagement platform Twilio released a customer data platform for health and life sciences.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JANUARY 6, 2022
Next week's blog post will detail 10 products/services from CES 2022 that will likely make a difference for older adults. category tags: CES 2022 , smartphones , Voice First/AI/Voice Assistants. This year it is a hybrid event -- with some folks in person, some watching online and others lurking among the press releases.
DrKumo Remote Patient Monitoring
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
RPM has evolved significantly in recent years, incorporating wearable devices and data analytics to enable real-time blood pressure tracking. Blood Pressure Categorie s: Ranges from normal to elevated, and stage 1 or 2 hypertension, based on specific readings (measured in mm Hg). Emphasize the importance of data privacy and security.
Telebehavioral Health Institute
JANUARY 19, 2023
Researchers assessed the quality and safety of treatment apps across six categories: app origin and accessibility, privacy and security, clinical foundation, features and engagement, inputs and outputs, and interoperability. It can be found below, along with other app-related blog posts published by Telehealth.org.
Society for Participatory Medicine
OCTOBER 31, 2019
Category 1: e-Patient Principles. Her blog posts are perfect examples – there is a richness of research on her behalf, and her work is also able to draw out smart and valuable responses.”. She is a powerful advocate for peer to peer health support, open, interoperable data, and the patient and care partner’s voice.
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