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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Physicians Still ‘Press the Buttons’ of Healthcare Technology
The physician’s role is drastically changing. More and more physicians are becoming institutional employees. More patient encounters are performed via non-physician providers. The increasing regulatory demands on physicians are consuming an inordinate amount of their time. Stress and burnout are … Continue reading
Posted in digital health, Healthcare IT, mHealth, mobile health, technology, wireless health
Tagged ACOs, EHR, hospitals, S4PM, technology, wireless health
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Five Ways to Evaluate Mobile Medical Apps via Research
There are many barriers to the adoption of health, fitness, and medical apps. A recent article summarizing the report from PWC’s Global Healthcare division states that adoption of mHealth technologies will lag consumer demand. I wholeheartedly agree with David Levy, … Continue reading
Five Healthcare Facts Both Candidates Can Agree on: Implications for Digital Health Tech
The current presidential campaign, in major part due to the entrance of Paul Ryan into the campaign, has propelled the cost of healthcare (versus a general discussion of the ACA) into the limelight. While this is not a bad thing, … Continue reading
Posted in digital health, Election 2012, FDA, health insurance, healthcare economics, Healthcare IT, healthcare reform, informatics, medical devices, mHealth, mobile health, politics, wireless health
Tagged ACOs, government IT, hcsm, healthcare, healthcare economics, healthcare finance, healthcare IT, healthcare reform, hospitals, Medicare, mHealth, mobile health, S4PM, technology, wireless health
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Five Essentials to Having Your Hospital Go Mobile
While most hospitals’ IT priorities presently reside in achieving Meaningful Use and getting up to speed with ICD-10 (even though both have been moving deadline targets), there is another issue which is important to not only CIOs but to healthcare … Continue reading
Posted in digital health, FDA, healthcare economics, Healthcare IT, healthcare reform, healthcare vendors, informatics, IT security, mHealth, mobile health, mobile health clinic, smartphone apps, technology, wireless health
Tagged ACOs, EHR, government IT, healthcare economics, healthcare IT, healthcare vendor, hospitals, mHealth, mobile health, S4PM, smartphone apps, wireless health
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Five Questions About Digital Technology to Ask Your Doctor
While many in the technology and business communities think of digital health technologies as emerging or yet to be adopted, there are tools available now that patients need to not only know about, but should ask their physicians about. 1. … Continue reading
Posted in digital health, fitness, Healthcare IT, medical apps, mHealth, mobile health, technology, wireless health
Tagged EHR, hcsm, healthcare IT, healthcare reform, mHealth, mobile health, S4PM, smartphone apps, wireless health
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Five Reasons Why Medical Schools are Developing Their own Medical Apps
Revenue and market growth statistics about mobile medical apps are presented in the press almost daily. All of those in the industry, other stakeholders, and peripherally related businesses know that great strides have been made even in the last 12 … Continue reading
Posted in digital health, education, healthcare economics, Healthcare IT, healthcare reform, informatics, medical apps, mHealth, mobile health, technology, wireless health
Tagged government IT, hcsm, healthcare economics, healthcare IT, healthcare reform, hospitals, Medicare, medicine, mHealth, mobile health, nurses, smartphone apps, technology, wireless health
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