Patient Engagement

Experts at the upcoming show will address factors that have a big impact on health and well-being but are often difficult to discuss.

By enabling hospitals and practices to verify phone numbers, mobile devices could be an ideal vehicle for safely and accurately exchanging electronic health records, report shows.

While a recent review showed Babylon’s GP at Hand smartphone app improved care access, the plans to expand its roll-out were prohibited by officials.

Among the lesser-known benefits of telehealth are its abilities to help hospitals strengthen a provider’s billing and payment collections.

Retail giant says that buying the aging in place vendor is part of its strategy to offer seniors a wider range of technologies.

With more than 700 developers now in the Blue Button sandbox, officials from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the U.S. Digital Service say we are just scratching the surface of what the API-first approach can accomplish.

The health system is ahead of the curve in routinely working genetics into primary care, and patient-shared genomic data has found a home in its EHR for physicians to reference.

Offices using the technology from his company, LabFinder.com, report receiving 64 percent fewer phone tag calls, and say office staff feel less overwhelmed.

With a prototype medical device, the software giant aims to replace the traditional cuff monitor for tracking blood pressure.

New report from educational charity Corsham Institute calls for improvements in the public's understanding of how their health and care data is being stored, used and shared in light of a new survey from ComRes.