With sweeping health reform came a laundry list of technology promising to save time, better the environment, and improve patient care. And as more of it is implemented, we learn what works best and what … doesn’t. From unproven mobile platforms to legacy EHRs, some healthcare IT shou...
Read More →Apple has recently released an exclusive collection of apps for health care professionals called iTunes Room for Healthcare. This collection allows users to find and select the best health care apps for their iPhone and/or iPad. We are pleased to announce that Apple has rated DocBookMD as on...
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CONFINED to their hospital beds, patients can only fantasize about stripping off all the wires that connect them to monitors and bolting for the door. Suppose, however, that all of a convalescent patient’s electrode patches were consolidated into a single, nearly invisible and weightless version â...
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Healthcare spending will represent nearly one-fifth of the U.S. gross domestic product by 2019, and much of that money can be attributed to new regulations requiring better health information technology and mobile health apps, according to a report by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. For exa...
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Smartphone mobile app is dubbed “MicroHIS” by Holy Name Medical Center At one community hospital in New Jersey, physicians love getting clinical laboratory test results over their smartphones or similar wireless devices. Radiology and cardiology results can also be accessed or viewed using this...
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