Qualitative data provided by 87 primary care practices in New York and Florida showed that while telehealth experiences differed on the basis of pre-pandemic clinician and practice familiarity with virtual care platforms, varying state…
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Matt Kernerman, Team Lead for AppArmor Plenty of crisis events and safety initiatives can and do, receive extensive attention and pre-planning from hospital officials, but the reality is that when an emergency incident unfolds,…
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Paula LeClair, U.S. General Manager of Healthy.io
Three years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, the Public Health Emergency (PHE) enacted in the United States came to an end this May. As…
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The COVID-19 public health emergency came to an end on May 11. This change is yet another signal that the country is working to move past the pandemic, which falls in line with recent…
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Cybersecurity authorities issue a warning about a state-sponsored group known as Volt Typhoon, linked to the People’s Republic of China, using hidden network administration tools. While not an immediate threat to U.S. healthcare, the…
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From Left to Right: Yuri Goryunov, William Brady, Alyssa Jaffee and Stephen Smith
The pandemic prompted a great need for technology-enabled care delivery, so the regulations surrounding reimbursement for these services were tossed out the…
Technology from Consultant Connect is enabling paramedics to quickly and effectively treat patients by connecting them to specialist consultants in Same Day Emergency Care units for advice and guidance. As a result, one in…
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By Anuja Vaidya
May 23, 2023 – Interviews with primary care practice leaders in Florida and New York revealed numerous challenges to telehealth implementation, including a need for more explicit telehealth visit triage guidelines following the…
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It’s an exciting time for innovation in healthcare as the buzz around artificial intelligence sparks conversations about its potential to transform patient care — as well as its potential ethical pitfalls and threats to…
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More than 60% of children with major depression in the U.S. do not receive any treatment. In spring 2021, emergency department visits for suspected suicide attempts were nearly 51% higher for adolescent girls compared…
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