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Tag Archives: physician assistants
Can Digital Health Technologies Improve Health Literacy?
A recent article in the AMA News cites a 2003 health literacy study by the US Department of Education which surveyed more than 19,000 Americans. It found that over one-third had trouble reading and understanding basic medical information. Not surprisingly, … Continue reading
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Will mHealth Change the Role of Physician?
There are many benefits of mHealth technology to physicians It will increase patient engagement, it will provide data and input from patients on a continuum of time (versus the snapshot of office encounters), it is mobile, it will … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare IT, informatics, medical devices, mHealth, mobile health, technology, wireless health
Tagged ACOs, EHR, healthcare IT, healthcare reform, nurses, physician assistants, S4PM, technology
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Mobile Health Technology: Solution to Medication non-Adherence
The term non-adherence is presently preferred over non-compliance when referring to medication use, as the latter has traditionally implied only willful behavior in medical jargon. Here are statistics from Dr. Lars Osterberg, a noted authority on the subject: … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare economics, Healthcare IT, healthcare vendors, informatics, medical devices, mHealth, mobile health, pharma, smartphone apps, wireless health
Tagged ACOs, EHR, EMR, government IT, healthcare finance, healthcare IT, healthcare reform, healthcare vendor, HHS, Medicare, mHealth, pharma, physician assistants, S4PM, technology
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Why non-Physician Providers Will Love mHealth
When I was in practice as a cardiac electrophysiologist not too long ago, I was on medical device company marketing advisory boards where executives would ask us “Do you think this is something docs would want?” Invariably some on the … Continue reading