Clinical
A new report found that many cardiac patients are not consistently connected via remote monitoring tools – indicating a missed opportunity for improved outcomes.
Researchers from West Virginia University have set out to determine the optimal frequency of telehealth appointments for patients with chronic conditions.
The health system's chief data science officer explains how artificial intelligence will assist radiologists – and how it will lead to better patient outcomes.
Some customers describe being unable to access their clinic schedules, chart notes, refill requests or incoming test results, among other issues.
An artificial intelligence-enabled electrocardiogram helped identify patients with low ejection fraction who previously "would have slipped through the cracks."
At the same time, a large percentage said they'd prefer telehealth, or a combination of the two.
The company will collect a $1 million prize for its algorithms designed to predict unplanned hospitalizations and adverse events. Runner-up Geisinger will get $230,000.
The use of in-home monitoring for Type 2 diabetes and hypertension patients led to twice as many activities completed by nurses.
Researchers from Cambridge University used data from NHS cancer patient samples sequenced through the 100,000 Genomes Project.
A new study links organizational EHR support with lower levels of physician burnout – especially among cardiologists and neurologists.
