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Simplicity and cost savings made this device deployment an immediate success for paramedics, says Middlesex Health Desktop Architect Michael Romatzick. Is it possible to launch a new device that cuts …
Posted Apr 9, 2019patient
Back in the ‘stone ages’ when I (an MIT grad) was an intern, I was called at 4 AM to see someone else’s gravely ill patient because her IV had infiltrated. I started a new one and drew some blood work …
Posted Apr 9, 2019healthcare it
“Interoperability is essentially front page news now, and I think that’s exciting,” said Don Woodlock, vice president of HealthShare Platforms at Intersystems. “We spent all …
Posted Apr 9, 2019aiinteroperability
The use of predictive analytics at healthcare payer and provider organizations is growing at a steady pace, with almost two-thirds of executives (60%) saying they are using the technology within their …
Posted Apr 9, 2019predictive analytics
According to common beliefs, a healthy lifestyle means a diet rich in vegetables and proteins, low in sugar, fat, and processed foods, regular sports, a balanced schedule, no alcohol, no smoking, no …
Posted Apr 8, 2019healthcarewellness
At any given time, there are about 13,000 people waiting for a liver transplant in the United States. Whether the cause is a virus, alcoholism or a bit of genetic bad luck, they’re all suffering while …
Posted Apr 8, 2019insight
Clover Health topped the charts with a round pegged at $500 million. Kicking off the year MobiHealthNews recorded $1.4 billion in Q1 funding spread out over 49 companies. This number exceeded the …
Posted Apr 8, 2019digital health funding
The first quarter of 2019 started off strong with 17 digital health mergers and acquisitions, including five over the course of two days at the end of February. The quarter’s acquisitions …
Posted Apr 8, 2019mergers and acquisitions
Nearly two-thirds of healthcare providers rate themselves as being behind the curve on their digital health initiatives, citing clinician resistance and interoperability issues as the top barriers. On …
Posted Apr 8, 2019digital health leadershipsurvey
Researchers in Israel attest they have developed malware that would let cyber attackers add fake cancerous nodules to CT or MRI scans before radiologists and doctors examined them, thereby leading to …
Posted Apr 8, 2019cybersecuritymedical imagingreport
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