Laura Lovett

Laura Lovett is an associate editor at MobiHealthNews where she covers the intersection of healthcare and technology. She is also a contributing editor to Women in Healthcare IT at Healthcare IT News. Before coming to MobiHealthNews she worked for Gatehouse Media, where she earned a New England Newspaper Association award. Most recently Lovett won a Umass Medical Media Fellowship. Lovett was educated at the University of East Anglia, the University of Massachusetts and Oxford University.
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Laura Lovett
04:11 pm
January 16, 2019
Charlotte Yeh discusses the assets of age and which technologies could help address isolation and loneliness.
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Laura Lovett
01:22 pm
January 02, 2019
Sophie Pinkard discusses her journey in healthcare IT and where the industry is heading in the future.
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Laura Lovett
09:30 am
November 27, 2018
Third annual recognition honors experts setting an example for everyone when it comes to advancing health information and technology.
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Laura Lovett
02:29 pm
November 19, 2018
Innovation Factory’s Alaa Chalabi talks using wearables to detect sleep disorders and snoring habits at WISH in Doha, Qatar last week.
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Laura Lovett
11:47 am
November 12, 2018
Amazon Translate, Amazon Comprehend and Amazon Transcribe will now be HIPAA eligible.
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Laura Lovett
04:57 pm
November 02, 2018
Both the clinician and the patient hold an important piece to the care puzzle, according to Kristina Sheridan, head of the enterprise strategy and transformation department at the nonprofit MITRE Corporation.
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Laura Lovett
04:43 pm
November 02, 2018
MIT's Cynthia Breazeal is developing "social robots" that could help care for patient's emotional wellbeing.
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Laura Lovett
12:10 pm
November 02, 2018
Savvy hospitals like Boston Children’s and NHS facilities are working with chatbot startups to create new ways to interface with patients seeking care.
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Laura Lovett
05:34 pm
October 23, 2018
Infosec experts share advice about what innovators should track, security-wise, when building new apps and devices.
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Laura Lovett
02:16 pm
October 17, 2018
As texting between patients and providers becomes more common, it’s imperative that providers consider the right platform to use and other security features to protect patient data.