Population and Public Health
As COVID-19 continues to spread across the US, healthcare providers and industry experts take to Twitter to dispel myths.
From travel checkpoints to at-home screening, smartphone-based digital health tools could play a role in limiting outbreaks, writes Binah.ai CEO David Maman.
COVID-19, perhaps still better known as novel coronavirus, is a dangerous and rapidly spreading disease that governments and healthcare stakeholders are working around the world to contain.
The accelerator will focus on human centered design, data integration, data interoperability and third-party solution integration.
Gaines discusses how the primary care provider's role is rapidly changing to include managing more aspects of the patient's life.
The new tool comes as cases of the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) reached over 40,000 in China.
The MobiHealthNews staff shares its thoughts on how HIPAA, investor funding, digital health commercialization and other focus areas will be changing over the course of the new year.
Digital health innovation consultant Naomi Fried highlights trends to watch among pharmas interested in digital health technologies.
More often than not, survey respondents said that patient data collected using apps, wearables or other consumer-friendly sources are clinically valuable.
Innovaccer CEO and cofounder Abhinav Shashank reviews the past year's healthcare events and technology trends, and highlights the potential of each to influence the future of care.