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Telehealth can reach underserved communities, but there are barriers. A concerted effort is needed to increase its adoption and efficacy in a post-pandemic world, explain HIMSS' Rob Havasy and Kerry Amato.
In the September monthly update, host Jonah Comstock dives into big news for big tech, data security threats, a drug pricing battle and more.
The company will offer the new tool as an annual subscription service for $60, or $36 for a limited time.
The company’s approach combines clinically-based treatment methods with a personalized digital platform so users can receive care in their own homes.
Healthcare attorney Aaron Maguregui says providers will need to move to HIPAA-compliant telehealth apps as emergency waivers sunset.
The AI solution automatically analyses cardiac CT scans and produces reports within 15 minutes.
The program was tested in a 12-week pilot study that provided “promising evidence” that Type 2 diabetes can be reversed.
This week's top stories include Walmart using Epic's EHR platform, large health insurers controlling the market in nearly three-quarters of the country, and Amazon debuting the Halo View wearable.
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Loneliness is a real issue for both patients and providers, and more empathetic care is needed to alleviate it, says Frank Cutitta, founder and CEO of HealthTech Decisions Lab.
A prediction model that used wearable data was able to detect pre-symptomatic H1N1 and rhinovirus.