remote monitoring

How Remote Monitoring Is Expanding Evidence-Based Nursing Practice

Remote monitoring makes evidence-based practice more dynamic. It brings nursing judgment closer to the patient’s daily reality. It also raises the bar for education, protocols, and technology design. The strongest programs treat devices as tools, while keeping the nurse-patient relationship as the core operating system. When that balance holds, connected care expands the reach of nursing science and improves how early interventions land.

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How Preventive Health Tech Reduces Emergency Care Usage

By April Miller – Preventive health technologies are increasingly reshaping how healthcare systems identify risk, manage chronic disease and respond to patient deterioration. Rather than relying on reactive interventions once symptoms become severe, clinicians now have access to continuous streams of patient data and predictive insights that support earlier decision-making.


Friday at Five: Priorities Driving Rural Health Transformation

As states pursue Rural Health Transformation funding, five priorities keep rising to the top: telehealth, workforce stability, integrated behavioral health, stronger primary care, and the data systems needed for value‑based care. This week’s Friday at Five breaks down what these trends mean for the future of rural health.


Notable 2024 Healthcare Innovations

In 2024, the healthcare industry witnessed groundbreaking innovations that redefined patient care, medical research, and technological integration. Here we explore some of the most impactful healthcare breakthroughs of 2024, shedding light on how they are shaping the future of medicine.


Faster Adoption of the Best Care for Everyone

New On Demand Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist: With guest Tom Stanis, CEO of StoryHealth, a company that combines virtual care, remote monitoring, and AI to bridge the data gap between health system specialists, primary care doctors, and patients to extend care for patients with…


The Promise and Potential of Applied A.I. in Healthcare

By Sridhar Nemala – Applied artificial intelligence is changing the way clinicians diagnose and treat patients. AI will never replace clinicians, but it is already empowering decision-making. Advances in data collection and analysis are making a real-world impact on the treatment of chronic, underdiagnosed conditions, such as…