Telehealth

Telemedicine technology has reduced patient no-shows by 50 percent, limited new patient wait times to less than 48 hours, and saved $150,000 in overhead in six months.

With a tele-ICU program, A/V tech and predictive analytics, the system reported 297,613 fewer ICU days and saved an estimated 15,000 lives.

The move comes as the AMA has published new data about how many physicians are actually using telemedicine technology.

Telemedicine consults have grown 73 percent annually over the last five years at the Kansas City children's hospital.

During December, we’ll interview thought leaders and experts to determine how data is redesigning the roles CEOs, CFOs, COOs and other execs play and take a business-first perspective on tactics such as cloud computing, telehealth and patient experience

Cybersecurity is still the big one. But interoperability and telehealth are not far behind for leading organizations' technology goals.

The four Northern Region district health boards (DHBs) in New Zealand have started rolling out a cloud-based telehealth service.

Patients receive needed interventions quicker, resulting in better outcomes and higher levels of satisfaction.

Central Island Healthcare now is able to regularly treat common ailments among residents such as hypertension, fever, chest pain and COPD in place, rather than sending patients to an emergency room.