By Mckenna Moore, Fortune | August 30, 2018 The impending shortage of obstetricians and gynecologists in America could jump-start technological innovation in digital health markets for maternal and infant care, according to a study conducted by corporate consulting firm Frost & Sullivan. “With millennials heading into peak childbearing age, it’s [...]
By Dave Muoio, Healthcare IT News | August 24, 2018 Collecting data outside clinical practice, deploying analytics, improving the patient experience and educating clinicians could help improve mental healthcare. New technologies and large-scale data generation and analysis could potentially bring a more quantifiable approach to psychiatry and mental health treatment. [...]
By Lisa Suennen, MedCity News | August 23, 2018 Who is more subject to the peer pressure to be perceived as happy, cool and thriving and who isn’t? The variables that answer this question would probably tell us a lot about how to properly target mental health treatment for this [...]
By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | August 21, 2018 Healthcare executives are still seeing a bright future for telehealth and telemedicine, with artificial intelligence quickly moving up the list of hot topics. A survey of roughly 100 health industry executives by Utah-based Reaction Data found that 29 percent see telemedicine [...]
By David Levine, US News & World Report | August 10, 2018 Clothing, skin patches and augmented reality glasses – welcome to the new age of data collection for mental health care. YOU MAY NOT REMEMBER 2014 as a particularly revolutionary year, but in the digital world, it was. At the [...]
By Lee Fasciani, Healthcare Global | August 5, 2018 The success of technology innovations in the financial sector has seen fintech become a global boom industry, topping $31B in the past three years. As the healthcare sector increasingly looks to technology to deliver service innovations, providers can learn from the challenges and successes that [...]
