Population and Public Health

Plans will jointly operate 14 community resource centers across Los Angeles that will leverage personalized technology solutions to improve health.

At Health 2.0 this month, seven disparate companies will show how their apps and platforms are being put to work leveraging clinical and social data to drive innovations in care delivery.

Three representative vendors discuss why social determinants of health are important to population health management, and describe how their technologies help put these important data points to work.

AI and SDOH developed separately, but they're now converging as technology keeps up with the need to make actionable use of data.

First-of-its-kind partnership uses IT to connect patients to social service organizations in upstate New York.

For much of the history of modern medicine, the model has been that patients go to the hospital or physician to receive treatment.

Momentum for more forward-looking SDOH initiatives is building across healthcare, as stakeholders recognize the key role of socioeconomic factors, environment and community in better health and wellness. But unlocking ROI will take some work.

How smart sensors, historical data and machine learning can automate and improve care for seniors.

GreatCall CEO David Inns talks to MobiHealthNews about remote monitoring, predictive analytics and why wearables aren't for everyone.

The lights, deployed at UC San Diego Health by BIOS, help with circadian entrainment to boost staff alertness and its wavelengths can improve visual check-ups for elderly patients, the company says.