Healthcare IT News - Telehealth
AUGUST 11, 2021
Royal Philips has published its latest Future Health Index 2021 report that explores how healthcare leaders are confronting the present challenges of the pandemic and where their current and future priorities lie. Nearly eight in 10 respondents said they are heavily investing in telehealth at present.
Lloyd Price
APRIL 9, 2024
Interoperability and Data Sharing: How can we ensure different digital health tools and platforms work together seamlessly and securely to improve patient care? The Impact of DMEA 2024 on the Future of Healthcare: How will the insights and connections made at DMEA shape the future of digital health in Europe and beyond?
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Lloyd Price
FEBRUARY 18, 2024
Interoperability and data analytics: Merging companies with expertise in connecting disparate healthcare systems and generating actionable insights can be valuable. Telehealth and remote care: Continued adoption of virtual care models fuels demand for platforms and technologies that enable seamless remote consultations and monitoring.
AMD Telemedicine
JANUARY 16, 2024
Telemedicine experienced a boom after the pandemic, with approximately 37% of US adults relying on the service for regular healthcare. Perhaps most critical is the rise of the telemedicine intensive care unit (Tele-ICU, also known as virtual ICU), which uses secure audio and video to provide remote care to critically ill patients.
Lloyd Price
MAY 6, 2023
The largest funding rounds in 2018 went to companies working on healthcare technology solutions such as Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, which raised $151 million, and Modernizing Medicine, which raised $231 million. Other areas that received significant investment included telemedicine, digital therapeutics, and health insurance technology.
Healthcare IT Today
APRIL 19, 2024
Patient care was still only delivered in the clinic. But with the development of digital therapeutics, we are now delivering care at home. If an anomaly was discovered or an alert sent to the physician, the patient would need to go to the doctor’s office to address the alert.
Waracle
JUNE 3, 2021
Mobile health apps have emerged as a new saviour during the Covid-19 pandemic; driven primarily through smartphones and remote monitoring, they have become a lifeline for consultation, offering many healthcare professionals a new approach to treating patients. . Future Opportunities for Mobile Health Apps.
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