Kat Jercich
But scientists say that some tools may hold promise for modestly reducing common psychological symptoms – and that more research is warranted.
According to the International Committee of the Red Cross, some of the data belonged to "highly vulnerable" individuals, including missing persons and their families.
Dr. Maulik Majmudar discusses the use cases for virtual care, including for patients with chronic conditions.
Using machine learning, researchers found that Black patients had higher odds of having at least one negative descriptor in their electronic health record history and physical notes.
2022 Look Ahead
The ECRI Institute's annual report from its Device Evaluation Program reflects enduring ramifications of the pandemic and cautions healthcare leaders about maintaining connectivity.
A new study taking a closer look at surgical consultations early in the pandemic highlighted patterns among individuals who relied on video and audio-only visits.
In a preview of their HIMSS22 session, panelists from the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence and affiliated federal agencies offer their perspectives on threat landscapes.
A new study finds that only about two-thirds of data types will be "understood" by a receiving site in the most favorable cases.
The agency says the lag is due to an increase in COVID-19 cases among employees, which has complicated training schedules.