Clinical

A retrospective study in JAMA Internal Medicine finds that the model did not identify two-thirds of sepsis patients and frequently issued false alarms.

New data from HIMSS' State of Healthcare survey reveals that the bulk of patients are looking to return to in-person care. However, younger generations are more likely to continue on telehealth.

GE Healthcare’s EdisonTM Ecosystem champions a new approach to technology procurement for hospitals and institutions, embedding AI in workflows seamlessly and taking the transformative benefits of digital health to the next level.

Digital systems can ensure compliance; offer preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative decision support; and simplify billing procedures.

Experts at the American Telemedicine Association annual conference and expo highlighted the improvements necessary for virtual care to be truly equitable.

The validation of the Saudia Arabian Mouwasat hospitals demonstrates the adoption and maturity of electronic medical record functions. 

The result is a single hospital information system for data collection and management, linking medical professionals.

While traditionally deeply skeptical of artificial intelligence in clinical settings, in today's fast-changing care delivery landscape many physicians are thinking more proactively about how AI can improve quality and patient experience.

Michigan Medicine's neurosurgery team increased accuracy rate from 68% to 96% by developing a computer vision model to help improve pathologist decision support.

The health system invested heavily last year in telehealth and remote patient monitoring technologies to solve problems of the present and set itself up for the future.