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The Digital Health Corner
NOVEMBER 29, 2023
The objective of my blog, which began in 2011, was and remains educating the reader (clinicians, healthcare IT community, patients and caregivers, and other healthcare stakeholders about digital health technology and how it is relevant to the changing healthcare environment. Form digital partnerships.
The Digital Health Corner
JANUARY 30, 2017
An exciting study by the Lahey Medical Center and MIT’s Computational Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory looked at using the Anoto Pen versus traditional cognitive assessment tools for Ad and other diseases. Some earlier studies suggested this was the case. Such is the case with Quest Diagnostics’ CogniSense.
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Waracle
JULY 30, 2018
New technological advancements enable digital healthcare providers to process information and data relative to thousands (and often millions) of patients. These advancements, particularly when it comes to the design and development of innovative new mobile apps, are actively enhancing patient wellbeing and health.
The Digital Health Corner
JUNE 14, 2017
According to a study in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine ER physicians spend only 28% of their time in direct face to face patient contact and can go through 4000 computer mouse clicks in one shift. Opportunities thus exist for life sciences and technology companies to develop products for this new therapeutic approach.
The Digital Health Corner
FEBRUARY 2, 2017
The traditional collection of information on cancer has been with the collection of limited data derived from patient demographics, health history and episodic office encounters. There are now digital technologies now which incorporate raw data from pathology, genomics, imaging studies, patient reported symptoms and follow-up and more.
The Digital Health Corner
OCTOBER 28, 2016
Post-marketing patient registries which provide patient reported outcomes could significantly lower drug costs by providing data showing better efficacy than the approval studies. As one can see, registries performed with quality technologies can have profound effects on healthcare from many standpoints.
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