Hospitals are using mobile technology to improve patient engagement across the care continuum and deliver connected, hybrid care. Here are the top trends.
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In addition to medication education, daily text reminders can significantly increase adherence.
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A new research platform is using artificial intelligence tools to extend the benefits of remote medicine into diagnosis and detection.
Hospitals are using new technology such as digital check-in, wayfinding tools, smart TVs and bedside tablets to enhance the patient experience.
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The applications of virtual reality go far beyond the entertainment sector, and could help the government address a wide range of health issues.
Gamification in healthcare incentivizes patients to learn about their health, inspires lasting behavior change and makes remote monitoring more fun.
Getting baby boomers excited about digital health technology requires tools based on their existing technology use habits.
Patients aren't making effective use of wearables and other virtual care tools, and doctors might just be the solution.
Advances in connected healthcare technology are allowing healthcare practitioners to spend less time on administration and more time caring for patients.