Telehealth – the future
“Healthcare had an innovative year, with many new technologies entering the frame for hospitals and health system [MORE]
Deep learning model for automatic segmentation and analysis of ophthalmic images
“Here, we [ophthalmology researchers at Tohoku University in Japan] report [MORE]
Yale New Haven launches hospital-at-home program
“Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health System has launched a hospital-at-home program to provide acute care [MORE]
Remote programming of cardiac implantable electronic devices
“The MRI technician started the session by contacting an off-site remote operator and placing [MORE]
No touch AI device for glaucoma testing.
This piece is about a commercial device, “IOPerfect,” that has implications for telemedicine and [MORE]
Philip’s MedChat
“Medchat’s natural language processing (NLP) reads and understands patients’ messages, while its machine learning algorithms adapt over time to [MORE]
SciTech “Scity’s” “Hospital of the Future”
“SciTech Scity, a science and technology innovation campus in N.J., is teaming up with Sheba [MORE]
In-ear sensor successfully monitors COVID-19 patients at home
“New research from the Technical University of Munich has found remote monitoring of [MORE]
Healthcare Innovation
“We love innovation so long as it’s nothing new” may be the mantra of most healthcare systems, but here [MORE]
eICU monitors patients remotely
There was a time when remote monitoring of patients—the “eICU”—was something many hospitals reviewed, with most concluding [MORE]
Digital Einstein
This piece isn’t about telemedicine or telehealth, but illustrates how everyday health and medicine questions might be answered. It’s [MORE]
SARS-CoV-2 RapidPlex
From medical engineers at Caltech: “. . . we propose an ultrasensitive and low-cost telemedicine platform − the SARS-CoV-2 [MORE]
Hospital at Home
“[University of] Michigan Medicine in July rolled out its Hospital Care at Home pilot program, which identified patients [MORE]
Telemedicine consult
“Social distancing,” because of COVID-19, may have been the need telemedicine was waiting for. Almost everything in a medical [MORE]