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Most physicians feel that tablet computers such as the iPad are better suited for care delivery than smartphones, according to a new survey of nearly 1,400 doctors. That said, app usage found most favor on smartphones -- and docs feel there's much room for improvement in clinical apps generally.

Hospital IT staff are being asked to support life-critical medical devices and mission-critical iPad (BYOD) on wireless network. Such a wireless infrastructure comes with unique requirements to ensure continued operation and patient safety. Unfortunately for most hospitals, this transition is happening in the background.

AT&T is looking to mine the creative mHealth talents of the autism community through a two-day hackathon, which kicks off April 12 in downtown San Francisco.

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins has announced the launch of an iPad app for Lippincott's Nursing Procedures and Skills, the Web-based procedures reference product used by hospitals.

Athenahealth's planned acquisition of Epocrates announced Jan. 7 is being hailed by analysts as a good move, giving athenahealth a boost for growing its cloud-based offerings.

Google's decision to discontinue Google Health will go into effect January 1st, 2013, permanently removing access for all existing Google Health users. drchrono, the company providing Free Electronic Health Records to physicians on the iPad, has created a seamless replacement for Google Health. "We're committed to the idea of giving patients control of their health data and being able to manage this data from doctors and other sources in one place," explained drchrono Cofounder and CEO, Michael Nusimow.

It is not everyday that a person gets to see something entirely foreign and new and have their eyes opened to things that delight and surprise them, but I have just returned from a week of that feeling and it was downright revelatory.

While many continue to doubt digital health’s long-term economic viability, it’s no longer possible to deny its potential. The market may remain partially untapped at the moment, but digital health’s presence is quickly becoming pervasive through a progressive tapping (and zooming, pinching, and clicking) all of its own.

NexTech, a provider of specialty specific Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Practice Management, Billing, and Marketing software, is pleased to announce the issuance of US Patent numbers D670,716, D670,715, and D670,714 for the Native iPad EMR application designs by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. These patents protect the design of the iPad application from reproduction and use of products with a similar design.