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Reid Oakes, executive VP, HIMSS Analytics, and Dr. Anne Snowdon, director of clinical research, HIMSS Analytics, Canada, discuss what COVID-19 has done for digital health.

PreciseMDX said its new platform would allow for easier scheduling, care coordination and results reporting.

OptumServe Chief Clinical Transformation Officer Dev Kalyan, MD, discusses the challenges of managing the Military Health System and Veterans Health Administration while providing a seamless patient experience across the digital and physical space.

Digital programs are promising for the growing number of older adults who have musculoskeletal pain, said the study’s authors.

Students in the intervention groups were given an AI chatbot called Tess.  

The app was used by the U.K.’s National Health Service to help clinicians access patient information, but most NHS Trusts had reportedly stopped using it.

This week's top stories include Google disbanding its health division as VP Dr. David Feinberg leaves Google Health to serve as Cerner's CEO, and the FDA granting its first full approval of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Also, Alder Hey Children's NHS FT launches innovation lab for tech startups. 

Also, digital health firms in Myanmar and the Philippines are offering free virtual doctor consultations.

The company, formerly known as Pacific Knowledge Systems, will absorb three applications by Ainsoff that help reduce the risk of death for seriously ill patients and automate key clinical processes.