Telehealth
Dr. Nancy Shannon, chief medical officer for the recently merged Nurx, says she believes the specialty app model can help bridge the birth control gap for some patients.
In a preview of their HIMSS22 session, innovators from the Miami-based health system explain how they've addressed individualized patient concerns around virtual care.
A systematic review of more than two dozen studies found that telehealth-delivered interventions were mostly effective for a variety of conditions, but challenges still exist.
"If the pandemic has taught us anything, it's that we, as healthcare providers, need to up our games in terms of the patient experience," said its associate medical director.
Research from the telehealth platform Doximity finds that nearly three-quarters of patients surveyed say they plan to keep receiving at least some care virtually.
Jennifer Ball, RN, director of virtual care at Saint Luke's Health System of Kansas City, describes the workings and many benefits of the telehealth approach.
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February 15, 2022
Healthcare providers are faced with new challenges: balancing best-practice patient care, reworking guidelines to protect and support their personnel, and much more.
The money will go toward telehealth, remote patient monitoring, digital patient tools and health information technology platforms at 29 community health centers around the country.
A University of Washington clinical instructor explains the benefits and challenges of therapy and technology.
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Pandemic-induced delays have exacerbated gaps in patient care. Technology can help empower your clinicians to close these gaps and boost the overall success of population health management programs.