4th February 2020 10:36 am | TheEngineer.uk Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a wearable device that uses metabolites from sweat to track physical performance. Worn on the wrist, the tracker could be used to monitor key chemical markers including glucose and lactose in athletes or military personnel. These metabolites can indicate flagging performance [...]
By Diana Manos | January 29, 2020, 2:08 p.m. EST | HealthDataManagement.com Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is adding the mental health technology services of Quartet Health to its value-based care arsenal. Quartet's platform will provide Blue Cross NC with the data analytics and technology infrastructure to measure and support the delivery of [...]
By Leontina Postelnicu | January 27, 2020 | HealthCareITNews Chief pharmacy informatics officer Pieter Helmons will be talking about St Jansdal's approach at a HIMSS event in Cambridge later this week. It's a familiar scene: at the end of an appointment, a doctor scribbles out a prescription on a notepad and sends you away. But when [...]
01-27-2020 09:27 AM CET | Health & Medicine | Press release from: P&S Intelligence The key reasons behind the advance of the digital health market are the widening applications of mobile health (mHealth), rising adoption of smartphones and tablets, and increasing government support for such solutions. From its value of $73.1 billion in 2017, the [...]
By Timothy M. Smith | Senior News Writer | American Medical Association | JANUARY 27, 2020 Augmented intelligence (AI) promises to be a transformational force in health care, especially within primary care. Experts outline ways that innovations driven by AI—often called artificial intelligence—can aid rather than subvert the patient-physician relationship. “AI implemented poorly risks pushing [...]
Posted on January 21, 2020 by Mehedi Hassan | Thurott.com Google launched an interesting new project last year called Digital Health Experiments. The project included interesting Digital Health apps that are meant to help you use your phone less, and focus on the real-world more. At the time, Google launched 5 apps in total under the Digital Health Experiments project. [...]
