Connected Health

Remote patient monitoring provides a "digital bridge" to the patient's home, and AI acts as the intelligent assistant that makes sense of that connection and often overwhelming amount of data, says Dan Tashnek, CEO of Prevounce Health.

A new collaboration aims to improve detection of heart rhythm problems in patients. Sukrti Nagpal, deputy chief medical officer of virtual care provider Doccla, and Yosef Safi Harb, founder and CEO of health monitoring company Happitech, discuss.

It has also saved around $1,700 in costs per patient, according to a recent study.

Also, HealthOne EMR from New Zealand's South Island is heading north.

The standard aims to protect IoT device data, including RFID tags and medical implants. Four configurations focus on two main tasks – authenticated encryption with associated data and hashing.

Two remote liver procedures were completed despite long signal delays.

Dr. Ryan M. Trowbridge, owner of Bridge Dermatology, explains how he has used one vendor's technology and model to build his solo tele-dermatology practice as a complement to his full-time, in-person role with another healthcare group.

Doctors at China Medical University Hospital have also spent less time making diagnoses using AI.

Dr Tamara Sunbul, CIO of Fakeeh Care Group, emphasised certifications and training in telemedicine.

Physicians, nurses and patients have embraced the health system's smart rooms, which, along with virtual nursing, have helped slash nursing turnover at one hospital from 23% in July 2024 to 14% this month.