Erin McCann
David Kotz talks about what he hopes to see in the near future concerning mobile mobile health data and network security.
The World Health Organization said that an Android-based app and social media figured prominently in the country's efforts to get Ebola under control.
A trio of organizations has banded together to predict a life-threatening medical complication, and in so doing, ultimately boost care delivery to critically ill patients.
While overall health IT funding dropped last quarter, telehealth had more activity than it ever has had. Revenue cycle management and data analytics also fared well.
The health system claims that the product combination enables "real-time, accurate analysis of a patient's health status," and lets patients decide which data to share.
Following moves from rivals Apple and IBM, Microsoft heats up the mobile health space with a new partnership combining technologies. And it's set to begin piloting them right away.
Telehealth's tremendous cost-savings potential may way beyond current expectations. But that doesn't mean the industry will get there anytime soon.
QNX Software Systems, a BlackBerry subsidiary, says the IEC 62304-complaint OS will ease regulatory and financial concerns for medical device manufacturers.
HITRUST is launching an online series of briefings and alerts to keep health systems up to date on emergent and dangerous cyber threats.
Monitoring services comprise the fastest growing market, according to Grand View Research.