Jordan Sollof
Digital Health Unplugged covers all things health technology and NHS IT. Hosted by Digital Health’s news reporter Jordan Sollof, the podcast delves into key issues and news stories in the sector. It also…
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Opioids are frequently overprescribed after surgery. We applied a tabular foundation model to predict the risk of post-discharge opioid consumption. The model was trained and internally validated on an 80:20 training/test split of the…
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Croydon Sexual Health and HIV clinic at Croydon Health Services NHS Trust (CSH) has gone live with Inform Health’s electronic patient record (EPR) and personal health record (PHR) systems.
CSH announced plans in February 2025…
At the end of the day, right, we spend a lot of time and energy and money on healthcare, we're not seeing the outcomes that we need to see. #digitalhealth #healthtech…
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For the 101st episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we are joined by Tom Gillette, CIO at Mount Sinai Medical Center, to talk about digital messaging! We kick this episode…
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Like many practicing physicians, I use a variety of tools to research clinical questions. This might be for patients I’m seeing or for board certification questions (which thankfully allow the use of references now)….
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A retrospective, registry-based cost-minimization analysis assessing whether initiating minor acute primary care episodes via a digital-first pathway reduces costs compared to traditional care in a Finnish setting. Of 637,923 encounters, 64,969 eligible episodes were…
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Digital twins offer a promising approach to advancing healthcare by providing precise, noninvasive monitoring and early detection of diseases. In heart failure (HF), a leading cause of mortality worldwide, they can improve patient monitoring…
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Approximately 50 million people suffer from sepsis yearly, and 13 million die from it. For every hour a patient with septic shock is untreated, their survival rate decreases by 8%. Therefore, rapid detection and…
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Many rare genetic diseases have recognizable facial phenotypes that serve as diagnostic clues. While Large Language Models (LLMs) have shown potential in healthcare, their application to rare genetic diseases still faces challenges like hallucination…
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