By Michelle Holoubek, Fierce Healthcare | January 25, 2019 The growth of artificial intelligence in the healthcare industry has been astounding. Each day, we see new articles about AI-related advances in medical imaging, diagnosis, and health informatics. Health service providers are finding more and more ways to match patients with [...]
By Julie Spitzer, Becker's Hospital Review | January 24, 2018 Chapter advocates from the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society unveiled their priorities for state and local health IT policy in 2019, which the trade group summarized in a Jan. 23 blog post. Four predictions HIMSS chapter advocates expect to [...]
By Kevin Truong, MedCity News | January 24, 2019 A new report from the Duke University Margolis Center for Health seeks to shed light on the current state of AI technology in healthcare and how to effectively drive adoption of AI-based clinical support tools. The idea that AI-enabled technology will [...]
The Medical Futurist | January 24, 2019 What do hospital beds tell about patients? How does an „indoor GPS”-system work? How could sensors and connected devices enhance both patient experience and medical resource efficiency? Here, we tell you everything about IoT within the walls of health facilities. Emergency drones, Fitbits, [...]
By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | January 23, 2018 A state-by-state analysis of telehealth and telemedicine laws and guidelines for physical and occupational therapists finds that few states are setting the same rules - or even using the same terminology. A new analysis of state telemedicine and telehealth guidelines for [...]
By Jessica Kim Cohen, Becker's Hospital Review | January 23, 2019 Seven national hospital associations released an agenda for healthcare interoperability Jan. 22. America's Essential Hospitals, American Hospital Association, Association of American Medical Colleges, Catholic Health Association of the United States, Children's Hospital Association, Federation of American Hospitals and the [...]
