By Erick Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | July 1, 2019 Hospitals and health systems are now applying mHealth to the vital and often-sensitive process of keeping family members updated during a patient’s surgical procedure. What once involved a series of phone calls – or a nurse and or/doctor sifting through a [...]
DHIT Legislative Update | June 2019 Legislative Happy Hour Calls for More Disruption in Healthcare Wednesday, June 19th brought together digital health stakeholders and key members of the General Assembly for our second Legislative Happy Hour. Representatives Holly Grange, Gale Adcock and Graig Meyer each gave a response to the question, [...]
By Joyce Famakinwa, Home Health Care News | June 30, 2019 As more companies look to address the social determinants that hinder health, transportation has largely risen to the forefront. Several unexpected, non-health care players are driving that high-octane focus — including Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F). One of the [...]
By Don Shin, CrossComm, contributor, WRAL Techwire | June 28, 2019 Editor’s note: Don Shin is president and CEO of CrossComm, an interactive consultancy based out of Durham that integrates creativity and technology to create a range of solutions. This article was originally published on the firm’s blog. DURHAM — [...]
By Dave Muoio, MobiHealth News | June 28, 2019 Clinics and systems may self-register on Apple's website, which will allow patients with iPhones to download their records and search for their provider. Apple is opening the doors to its mobile Health Records feature even wider by allowing US health care [...]
The Medical Futurist | June 27, 2019 The digital health market is extremely volatile: start-ups show up, promise to disrupt the entire health scene, but go down just as fast having not received the necessary funding. Others change their profiles, partner with big pharma companies or lose the battle with [...]
