By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | August 29, 2019 Federal regulators are asking for examples from telehealth providers on how they offer secure remote patient monitoring programs. The National Institute on Standards and Technology (NIST) is set to post a notice in this week’s Federal Register calling for help from [...]
By Andrea Park, Becker's Hospital Review | August 29, 2019 Despite chatbots' abilities to provide education and promote overall health, patients are still somewhat reluctant to interact with this form of artificial intelligence in a healthcare setting, according to a studypublished Aug. 21 in Digital Health. Study participants were interviewed [...]
By Andis Robeznieks, American Medical Association (Digital) | August 29, 2019 “Know your users and start testing right away.” That’s key advice one physician entrepreneur gives others going down the same path, and he said the AMA Physician Innovation Network (PIN) has played a crucial role in finding practices willing to [...]
By Heather Landi, Fierce Healthcare | August 29, 2019 Nearly two-thirds of health plans (63%) say they are using recently proposed federal interoperability regulations as the first step toward broader strategies on interoperability, according to a new survey. This suggests compliance with the new standards will be seen as the bare minimum in [...]
By Dean Koh, Healthcare IT News | August 28, 2019 Much has been discussed about how the explosion of healthcare data can lead to better health insights and outcomes for more people, given the access to cheaper computing power and growth of artificial intelligence technologies to process huge amounts of [...]
By Jessica Kent, HealthIT Analytics | August 28, 2019 As part of a four-year NIH study, Baylor College of Medicine has createdguidelines for future efforts in precision medicine that aim to deliver personalized care. NIH’s Electronic Medical Records and Genomics (eMERGE III) program coordinated activities at 11 clinical participant enrollment [...]
