The Technology Driving Telehealth in 2025
Telehealth has evolved far beyond basic videoconferencing. Advances in AI, remote monitoring devices and virtual nursing are reshaping how care is delivered.
“We’re past the era of just video calls,”…
Comprehensive Remote Health Management
Teladoc Health has expanded its virtual care offerings with a new Cardiometabolic Health Program designed to address the growing challenges of diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. This innovative program combines remote health…
Parkinson’s Awareness Week is an annual campaign that aims to raise awareness and fundraise for research. For 2025, World Parkinson’s Day falls on Friday 11 April, marking the birthday of James Parkinson (1755-1824). The…
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Virtual care at the bedside is more than just a convenience—it’s becoming a critical tool for hospitals facing staffing shortages and rising patient demands. In this interview, Mike Brandofino, President & COO at Caregility,…
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Remote monitoring is essential for healthcare digital transformation, however, this poses greater burdens on healthcare providers to review and respond as the data collected expands. This study developed a multimodal neural network to automate…
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East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership (EAHSCP) has partnered Totalmobile to optimise its at-home care services.
Under the partnership, EAHSCP will implement Totalmobile’s care management and monitoring technology across its Care at Home service.
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Welcome to our deep dive into the digital health trends that are set to revolutionize healthcare in 2025!In this video, we explore the cutting-edge developments and emerging technologies that promise to redefine how care…
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Dr Henrietta Hughes OBE, England’s patient safety commissioner (Credit: Photographs by Photographer London)
Dr Henrietta Hughes OBE, England’s patient safety commissioner, will speak on day two of Digital Health Rewired 2025 with a keynote…
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There is increasing use of digital tools to monitor people with psychosis and schizophrenia remotely, but using this type of data is challenging. This systematic review aimed to summarise how studies processed and analysed…
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This systematic review examines four themes of device-based remote monitoring (DRM): technology, patient monitoring and support, integration of DRM into clinical care, and patient engagement, and their impact on hospital service use. We included…
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