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The Vivify Health mobile health BYOD platform in action. (Credit: Vivify Health)
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February 12, 2019
New BYOD features include push notifications, messaging, easy interface to request call from care provider, full access to health content resource library, virtual visits and trending data.
09:12 am
February 08, 2019
They’re not entirely new but each brings fresh twists health and IT executives will need to keep pace with moving forward.
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05:00 pm
January 16, 2019
Hospital, startup say they will integrate tools to improve continuity of care for pediatric patients.
03:59 pm
January 14, 2019
HIMSS and the Cleveland Clinic are now accepting speaking proposals for the 10th annual Empathy & Innovation Summit, the world’s largest, independent conference devoted to improving the patient experience.
09:04 am
January 14, 2019
An executive at the networking giant discusses how health tech needs to evolve to keep pace with changing consumer expectations.
11:32 am
January 11, 2019
Everything from AI to wearables and voice tech will be on display for hands-on interactions and live demonstrations.
01:39 pm
January 08, 2019
Mobile data is about to get a lot faster at the Rush System for Health in Chicago. The hospital system has partnered with AT&T to become what it says is the first in the nation to use a standards-based 5G network in a healthcare setting.
09:00 am
January 07, 2019
New device brings a larger screen, integration with more clinical systems, a panic button and do not disturb features.
02:45 pm
January 02, 2019
The infant mortality rate in Franklin County, Ohio has reached 8.2 deaths per 1,000 live births, with black babies at three times the risk of white infants.
09:16 am
December 28, 2018
Here’s a look at what experts are saying hospital business decision makers should be doing today to prepare for the future.
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eHealth NSW Chief Executive and Chief Information Officer Dr Zoran Bolevich (left) and eHealth NSW's newly appointed Chief Clinical Information Officer Dr Mark Simpson (right). Credit: eHealth NSW
