By: Fairfield Consultancy Services Source: Globe Newswire Telemedicine that has been around for more than two decades experienced an overnight push with the arrival of COVID-19 pandemic. Surpassing the global valuation of US$82.7 Bn by 2020 end, the telemedicine market will exhibit impressive expansion at a whopping...
By: Emergen Source: Digital Journal The global wireless Electronic Health Records (EHRs) market size is expected to reach USD 91.72 Billion in 2028 and register a steady CAGR over the forecast period, according to latest analysis by Emergen Research. Market revenue growth is primarily driven by increasing deployment and...
Source: Vantage Market Research The Electronic Medical Record Market is projected to witness high growth owing to technological advancement, initiatives by the government, and low maintenance with wide convenience. Electronic Medical Record Market are an electronic version of a patient's healthcare record, it helps in creating,...
Source: YaleNews.com Physician turnover is disruptive and costly. It affects patients’ continuity of care, strains healthcare organizations, and can take a toll on physicians and their families. By some estimates, each departure can also cost a healthcare facility up to $1 million. A new Yale study published Oct....
Source: Private Payer News The coronavirus pandemic is expected to continue exerting pressure on healthcare spending in 2022, with experts projecting a medical cost trend of 6.5 percent. The medical cost trend for 2022 may not be as high as expected, but it is still higher than the...
Source: Fierce Healthcare Apple iPhone users will soon be able to review long-term analyses of their health, receive automated alerts of changes to their loved one’s condition and share health data directly to their provider’s EHR system through the Apple Health app, the tech company revealed...
Source: Insider Intelligence Google is teaming up with Tennessee-based health system HCA Healthcare to help it consolidate and store digital health records and develop algorithms to improve operational efficiency, patient monitoring, and clinical decision-making. This marks yet another major Google expansion into the healthcare provider space—which will be key for its electronic health...
Source: University of Florida News Judges don’t do court stenography. CEOs don’t take minutes at meetings. So why do we expect doctors and other health care providers to spend hours recording notes — something experts know contributes to burnout? “Having them do so much clerical work doesn’t...
By: Brian Eastwood Source: MIT Management Sloan School For years, advocates of digital health have touted the potential of video visits, phone calls, emails, text messages, and smartphone apps to provide more convenient and accessible care than in-person visits to brick-and-mortar hospitals and clinics. As recently as February...
Source: HealthcareITNews.com By: Nathan Eddy Startups and legacy tech vendors alike are developing array applications and web services to help people track the virus, check for symptoms and offer advice on ways to help prevent exposure. As the number of infections caused by the spread of the Coronavirus...