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Whether it's after-hours coverage at skilled nursing facilities or connected tools for home health monitoring, remote care technology is reaching maturation just when it will be needed most.

Unsigned prescriptions are now legal when created with an electronic system that is integrated with the New Zealand e-Prescription Service (NZePS).

Clinical and non-clinical staff of today spend too much time on things that do not interoperate, according to Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) President Dr Harry Nespolon.

A new report from Chilmark Research finds more health systems broadening their applications of data tools and putting them to work for initiatives beyond value-based care.

At the Georgia health system, a smartphone app is the hub for after-hours communication among physicians, nurses and patients, with caregivers getting more information than ever.

Association says the update is more global in scope and fit specifically for the healthcare ecosystem. 

Whether they’re used by millennials or baby boomers, we need new technologies to help people make more informed decisions about their health, SCAN Foundation Bruce Chernof says.

While payers have shown a preference for private cloud, new research suggests many will deploy connected health solutions in public clouds within two years. 

Invistics says its platform deploys machine learning algorithms to detect drug diversion that would otherwise go unnoticed or unreported.

The ultimate goal is patient safety and freeing up money to invest in care.