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By Emily Olsen | 01:23 pm | May 16, 2022
According to a study published in JAMA Network Open, a combination of in-person screenings and machine learning worked better than either method alone when it came to predicting suicide attempts and suicidal ideation in adults.
By Emily Olsen | 01:54 pm | May 10, 2022
Also: Precision oncology platform OncoHost scores $35 million, home care startup Reverence emerges from stealth with $9.5 million and pediatric behavioral health startup Handspring Health completes a $6.2 million seed round.
By Emily Olsen | 03:20 pm | April 21, 2022
The company, which uses artificial intelligence to make sense of unstructured clinical information like EHR data, raised $18 million in June 2021.
By Adam Ang | 05:43 am | April 18, 2022
It has several features including virtual clinic, automated reminders, and appointment management.
HIMSS22
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | April 14, 2022
Dr. Robert Lackey, CMIO at WellSpan Health, discusses how EHR and other tools are helping to keep his health system at the forefront of the industry. .
HIMSS22
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | April 05, 2022
At HIMSS22, Dr. Terry Adirim, program executive director at the VA; Bill Tinston, director of FEHRM; and Holly Joers, program executive officer at the DOD, examine federal health IT moves resulting from the EHR modernization initiative and the pandemic.
By Adam Ang | 02:57 am | March 09, 2022
The mobile app enables remote and offline access to patient information.
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | February 22, 2022
Dr. Maulik Purohit, clinical innovation lead for transformation at University Hospitals, examines tech strategies and the unique challenges of clinical genetics and pop health genomics.
By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | February 14, 2022
President of 4medica Gregg Church warns of the perils of duplication of patient records. He explains how AI and other technologies can clean up data.
HIMSS22
By Emily Olsen | 10:39 am | February 11, 2022
In a preview of their HIMSS22 session, Serena Bumpus of Ascension and Stephanie Hoelscher of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center explain their Texas pilot study on crisis documentation during COVID-19 surges and how it could lessen the burden on nurses.