By Percival Kane, Jr., MHA & Iain Jewitt – As the healthcare landscape rapidly evolves, digital transformation is often seen through the lens of clinical systems, telemedicine, or data interoperability. Yet, one critical factor is often overlooked: the experience of physically navigating hospital environments.
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By Tom Stubbs PhD – We often talk about diagnostics as the gateway to precision medicine. But what happens before and after the test? In a healthcare system made up of multiple initiatives and institutions, working in siloes, even the most advanced insights can fail to reach their potential.
By Rachel Podczervinski & Julie A. Pursley – Trust is critical in healthcare, not only trust between patients and providers but also trust in the health information used to make clinical decisions. Health information must be accurate, reliable, and complete. Unfortunately, data is inherently dirty.
By Joel Diamond MD – Every hospital admission and every new prescription comes with a familiar routine: the insistent questions about medication allergies, often followed by a brightly colored wristband. This relentless focus on allergies aims to protect patients, and it’s certainly vital.
The MedTech Breakthrough Awards recognize the top companies, people, platforms and products in the health, fitness and medical technology industries today. Some winners include InterSystems, MDClone, TrustCommerce, Peerbridge Health, Xsolis, CliniComp, Yosi Health, TeleVox, AccurKardia, Waystar, and more.
By Melissa Mooney – The process of selecting and implementing an electronic clinical outcome assessment platform — an eCOA — involves careful planning from the start of selecting a vendor to configuring the system and launching a clinical trial.
Meet the winners of the 4th Annual ATA Telehealth Innovators Challenge, recognizing the latest innovations shaping healthcare delivery. The ATA’s Innovators Challenge provides a platform for early-stage companies and innovators to showcase novel virtual care solutions in front of key stakeholders, investors, decision-makers, and the global healthcare industry.
The HL7 AI Challenge is open to any individual, team or organization across academia, industry, and government using HL7 standards to power AI applications that solve real-world clinical, operational or equity-focused problems. HL7 membership is not required, and there is no cost to participate.
By Gina Kidder – Minimizing length of stay while at the same time maintaining high-quality patient care is a persistent and complex challenge for health systems that affects care quality, patient throughput, financial performance, and staff workload.