Healthcare IT Today
JANUARY 14, 2020
A new report from Stanford Medicine suggests that after years of holding it at arms’ length, physicians are becoming more comfortable with the use of patient-generated health data.
Healthcare IT Today
DECEMBER 23, 2019
After many years as a black sheep of the healthcare family, the wearable is coming into its own. This has been signaled in no uncertain terms by Google, a kingmaker if there ever was one, which recently acquired wearables giant Fitbit for $2.1 As influential and cash-rich as Google is, though, I don’t think even […].
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Consumer eHealth Engagement
JANUARY 12, 2023
EMR Foundation. “The technology foundation of our Digital Medicine Programs is the EMR Epic,” explains Milani. “Our patients are given clinically validated devices approved for the program, with device data flowing into the EMR.”
Healthcare IT Today
MAY 9, 2023
This data is then automatically entered into the patient’s electronic health record (EHR) in a structured format, which can be easily searched, analyzed, and shared among healthcare providers. Some of the biggest hospital chains are seeing business rebound to pre-pandemic levels, but the industry as a whole has a ways to go.
Healthcare IT Today
MARCH 18, 2020
One of the interviews I was most looking forward to at the now cancelled HIMSS 2020 annual conference was with Tom Leary, VP of Government Relations at HIMSS. I’ve found that the government relations people at organizations like HIMSS are some of the most well informed people and are fonts of knowledge on what we […].
Healthcare IT Today
JANUARY 11, 2024
They’re designed to make life easier for patients, and studies show they can even help reduce hospital visits, like in 2020 when heart failure patients using these portals saw fewer hospital readmissions. But there’s a catch. Despite their benefits, many patients aren’t using these portals.
Society for Participatory Medicine
JANUARY 26, 2020
To do this we must be involved in our health data if we want, as our stories below will make clear. . Yet, somehow, in the year 2020 in the most technologically advanced nation on the globe, we, as American patients, remain unable to easily and quickly access our own health data, or to decide how it is used.
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