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01:45 pm
January 22, 2020
In 2019, it offered more than 2.6 million telehealth episodes of care to more than 900,000 veterans. At HIMSS20, a VA leader will show how this, plus innovations such as My HealtheVet and Blue Button, is boosting veterans' patient experience.
12:02 pm
January 22, 2020
“Just like you use your smart speaker at home, clinicians soon will be able to say ‘Hey Epic’ to quickly get the information they need and take action,” an Epic exec reveals.
11:15 am
January 22, 2020
The five principles all stem from the basic viewpoint that AI-enabled solutions should complement and benefit customers, patients, and society as a whole.
02:02 pm
January 21, 2020
A Regenstrief informatics expert will show at HIMSS20 how the Indiana Network for Population Health is evolving as "novel data infrastructure" to address the root conditions for better health.
Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
01:17 pm
January 21, 2020
At Woman’s Hospital, HIPAA-compliant secure messaging gives physicians and nurses the information they need, at the right time in the palm of their hands – and reduced the number of calls from 70,000 to 21,000 per month.
10:42 am
January 21, 2020
While there is a large and growing market for remote patient monitoring technologies, with particular benefits for the older population, simplification of connection technologies – Bluetooth for one – will be key to the broader adoption of RPM in 2020.
Above image: Medical staff at the Samsung Medical Center wear sync cams during a surgical procedure. Credit: KT
12:36 am
January 21, 2020
These services include digital diagnostic pathology, access to proton therapy information, teaching surgery, an AI-enabled care for in-patients and an autonomous robot for operating rooms.
03:25 pm
January 20, 2020
An expert at AI-based cloud fax tech vendor Concord Technologies offers his look ahead at the year – focusing on AI, cybersecurity and interoperability.
03:02 pm
January 20, 2020
At HIMSS20, they'll show how RPM introduces new security risks outside the walls of the hospital – and show how controls can be implemented to help safeguard patients’ privacy as they're cared for in the home.
12:17 pm
January 20, 2020
The company is focused on "infrastructure the Epic community uses today and is likely to use in the future," according to a statement received by CNBC.
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Above image: Medical staff at the Samsung Medical Center wear sync cams during a surgical procedure. Credit: KT
