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Daniel Zamora, Health 2.0 Manchester Chapter lead, says the NHS is traditionally a tough market for innovation, but that reality is changing.
Posted May 29, 2019innovation
Chipmaker Nvidia announced the EGX accelerated computing platform, created to meet the growing demand to perform instantaneous, high-throughput artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge. WHY IT MATTERS …
Posted May 29, 2019ai
Theranica, an Israel-based biomedical technology company focused on developing advanced electroceuticals for migraine and other prevalent diseases, announced on May 28 that the U.S. Food and Drug …
Posted May 29, 2019fdamedical devices
Zeiger quietly announced the news in a post on his own blog entitled “An Opportunity I Can’t Resist.” Based on that short post, it appears that Facebook’s recently launched Health …
Posted May 29, 2019digital health leadership
There’s a good reason for organizations to try to alleviate physician burnout. The problem costs the U.S. healthcare industry an estimated $4.6 billion a year because of doctor turnover and reduced …
Posted May 29, 2019physician
Both the oncology patient’s and his or her provider’s cancer care experience will be completely different a decade from now, driven, in large part, by the increased implementation of digital health …
Posted May 29, 2019healthcare itoncology
Medicare accountable care organizations aren’t using electronic health records to their full potential, a new report shows. The report from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) …
Posted May 29, 2019aco
The NIH’s National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences has developed the Rare Diseases Registry Program, or RaDaR, to help patient advocacy groups create registries. “Our …
Posted May 28, 2019healthcare itrare diseasesregistries
Researchers from the ONC evaluated data from HHS’ Health Information National Trends Survey and found that last year, 49% of tablet or smartphone owners used a health and wellness app to manage …
Posted May 28, 2019iotmedical devices
The primary care office of the future has only a few chairs in the waiting room; patients check themselves in on tablet computers; a 3D body scanner gathers biometric data, which is then analyzed by …
Posted May 28, 2019aihealthcare itmachine learningprimary care
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