Hospitals are using mobile technology to improve patient engagement across the care continuum and deliver connected, hybrid care. Here are the top trends.
Staffing shortages are becoming the norm in healthcare, but there are mobility solutions that can help.
Bowflex partnered with Samsung to transform personal fitness with a cloud-based AI system that provides adaptive coaching.
Through collaboration with Samsung, Medtronic developed a new smart programmer using a Galaxy smartphone that puts incontinence therapy into patients hands.
The Glooko app helps simplify diabetes management by making data more easily available to patients and their care providers.
How has telehealth evolved during the pandemic, and what comes next? Chief medical officers from Samsung and HRS weigh in.
Healthcare providers are embracing edge computing and SSDs to support innovations in healthcare technology, such as AI.
Homecare Homebase executives share hospice trends, tips and best practices for caregivers to make use of during and post-COVID.
Homecare Homebase is helping home care agencies address COVID-19 while adapting to PGDM and other industry challenges.
WellCare Today's HealthAssist Watch helps seniors, caregivers and insurers monitor and improve seniors' health outcomes.
As the healthcare industry embraces new technology, nurses and caregivers are seeking innovative ways to enhance medical communications.
The 2017 HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition focuses on innovative ways to use digital technology to enhance the patient experience.
Medical technology advances are changing the way we interact with pharmaceutical firms, offering a new world of opportunities.
As patient demand shifts, virtual healthcare solutions are evolving to reveal a future of truly effective patient engagement.
Bon Secours St. Francis installed several digital displays in waiting areas, lobbies and other high traffic areas to improve communication with staff and visitors.
Epic's Haiku app is making waves in the healthcare world, improving clinical outcomes by allowing physicians to access patient data on the go.
Wearables are on the rise in the healthcare industry, but keeping patient records secure is a top concern.
As remote patient monitoring evolves in 2017, solutions will offer additional virtual healthcare services such as physical therapy.
Mobile health apps will need to step up their game in 2017. Thankfully, the FTC provides tips for creating high-quality apps for the healthcare community.
With greater responsibility and larger budgets, healthcare IT leaders will have a lot on their plates in 2017. Now is the time for CIOs to shine.