Tag: telemedicine
Adding Teleretinal Exams to the EHR is Time and Sight Saving
When the right technology is married to the right process, the sky’s the limit in terms of driving compliance and improving care—case in point, diabetic retinopathy.
Are Healthcare Professionals and Patients on Different Planets?
Rohan Kulkarni writes that he hasn't had more than 10 minutes of facetime with his doctor in the last 5 years. A new Xerox survey sheds light on doctor-patient disconnects.
Virtual Health Now and in the Future
New research from Xerox found that only 16% of U.S. adults have used virtual health for non-urgent advice, exams, or counseling...even though 61% are willing to do so.
6 Considerations When Envisioning a Digital Health Advisor
Dr. Eric Schneider and colleagues are proposing the many ways in which a digital health advisor (DHA) might be helpful.
How Transparency and Collaboration Can Improve Healthcare
Improving healthcare requires a partnership between the payer and the care system. There must be transparency in every aspect of the relationship.
Millennials Want These 6 Things from Healthcare
Millennials are molding the world their own image and their generation-specific habits are affecting how things work, namely in healthcare.
Telemedicine: Key to Better Addiction Treatment?
Telehealth technologies may become so important to addiction treatment in the future, that they will become the dividing line between failure and success.
Add Telepsychiatry to Mobile Mental Health for Better Care
Clinical studies have shown that every patient population can benefit when mobile mental health is combined with telepsychiatry services.
Improve Your Health Digitally with French Tech [Video]
We spent some time with two of these French Tech companies to learn what they are up to: BewellConnect and Biomouv.
Curely’s Goal is Borderless, Constant Care [Video]
Curely hopes to offer everyone, everywhere a chance to speak with a physician - virtually
Can Technology Fill the Gaps in Mental Health Care?
More and better technology is not a substitute for adequate mental health care funding and coordinated planning.
Technologies That Will Disrupt Healthcare in the Next 5 to 10...
Innovative technologies in diagnosis, treatment, and care delivery will disrupt healthcare within the next 5-10 years.