Eric Wicklund

A Memphis-based program is doing interesting work in developing sensors to help smokers kick the habit. But can it be used to force people to adopt healthier lifestyles?

Sentrian co-founder and CEO Dean Sawyer says providers are slowly coming around to the idea of collecting and using patient-generated data.

Premier's economic outlook survey for this fall finds that health systems are spending a lot of money to shift to value-based care - and that means paying for new technology and programs that emphasize mHealth.

Almost every doctor has a smartphone, and uses it when he or she needs support at the point of care. To make sure they're using it wisely and safely, EBSCO Health offers these five issues to take into consideration.

Start-ups like Chrysallis Health aim to help hospitals and health systems provide branded messaging and other health and wellness communications.

A pair of speakers at next month's mHealth Summit will highlight just what mHealth can do for nurses - and what that means for the doctor, the patient and everyone else in the care team.

Disruptive Women in Healthcare are using their annual event at the mHealth Summit to focus on digital health with dignity.

As mHealth technology moves healthcare out of the hospital and into the home, it's important to determine who plays a part in care coordination - and who could use a little help every now and then.

A new device unveiled at Health 2.0 adds diagnostic support to the mobile ultrasound, enabling caregivers to share images with patients and bring in specialists and other clinicians for consults.

A pair of recent studies find fault with mHealth solutions for those dealing with depression. They reinforce the belief that an effective platform needs to be carefully designed by clinicians.