Population Health

Ascension's clinician network and patients will have access to Labcorp's diagnostics and at-home collection services.

Integrating digital patient communication and at-home monitoring has proven to be effective for hypertension diagnosis and treatment.

This week's top stories include a study that finds Black, Hispanic, Asian American and other minority groups enrolled in Medicaid experience worse care than their white counterparts, and Epic's sneak peek at what it plans to showcase at HIMSS22.

Josh Basile, community relations manager for accessiBe, discusses how developers can ensure their tools aren't presenting hurdles for people with disabilities.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic began to ripple across the world, Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center had only used telehealth in a limited capacity.

An expert discusses recent technology developments, how pop health may evolve this year and the pharmacy's key role in population health management.

The move is part of elective recovery plan to tackle COVID backlogs.

The new technology, called Cheers, is one of several new consumer-focused capabilities – with others aimed at helping patients find estimates, schedule visits and connect with providers.

Director of the Media and Innovation Lab at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Dr. Azizi Seixas, explains bridging the gap between population health and personalized medicine.

The electronic health record vendor said "the vast majority" of workers are vaccinated against COVID-19.