72% of acute care providers in Arch Collaborative research deal with complex work arrangementsâmeaning they work in multiple locations or additional care settings. For reasons ranging from differences in the EHR system and workflows…
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Our new guest on Digital Health Interviews is Jonas Koblin – an experienced entrepreneur who decided to check his skills in digital health as well. So he created Mali Family Health – daily pregnancy…
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This week I’ve been blessed to be able to attend the Qualtrics X4 conference focused on experience management. This user conference brings together Chief Experience Officers from multiple industries with healthcare playing a major…
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Ahead of Digital Health Rewired 2023, Digital Health strategist and CCIO Advisory Panel member Dr Lia Ali discusses how bringing user-centricity into health innovation could bring us closer to better health for all in…
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By Tom Whicher, CEO, DrDoctor No doubt delegates at this year’s Digital Health Rewired event will be looking for tangible returns on investment, especially now that the familiar downward pressure on NHS tech funding is…
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As the Arch Collaborative has grown, so has the voice of nurses. While past editions of the Arch Collaborative Guidebook primarily represented providers, this is the first to focus exclusively on nursing professionals. Insights come from 35 organizations who (1) surveyed nurses about their EHR experience…
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Written by Vivienne RaperSmart technologies have advanced in the last few years bringing powerful devices to healthcare, such as wearable devices to monitor vital signs in virtual wards.The Smart Medical Devices Stage at Digital…
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Singaporean startup develops breath test for analysing fat burningMetanoia Sensing, a deep tech startup in Singapore, has come up with a breath analyser to help people monitor their fat burning and gain insights into their…
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Those who experience long Covid are more likely to battle cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions and face mortality, a new study shows.
The study, published last week in JAMA Health Forum, was conducted by researchers at…
From electronic health records to perioperative information systems to supply chain and finance, health systems are swimming in data – but using that data to improve care quality and performance remains a significant challenge.
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