MRI
You might wonder if this piece is about how General Electric proposes to connect 500,000 of their imaging machines, or [MORE]
DNA
UCLA hospitals and Seattle-based ActX, a consumer genomics company, are collaborating to put genomic test results into UCLA’s Epic Medical [MORE]
In their 2011 book, “Medicine in Denial,” Larry and Lincoln Weed analyzed the common causes of medical misdiagnosis and offered [MORE]
Potential Hospital Hub
This piece offers an overview of wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and Bluetooth low energy technologies, pointing out different [MORE]
Biorepository
Collecting blood and other biological samples from patients for a biorepository is the basis for a hospital doing research on [MORE]
It is fairly common that a physician sees a patient and has no access to that person’s prior medical [MORE]
While hospitals still struggle with implementing electronic medical records, there’s also a need for analytics that can mine the [MORE]
Getting approval signatures on clinical trial documents is something like a series of speed bumps on a super highway, [MORE]
Mobile Devices
It’s not a matter of knowing the need, but rather how to act on the need that is [MORE]
Most arguments over data entry into electronic medical records pale by comparison to doing that work under combat conditions. [MORE]
Dr. Peter Tippett
At the Medical Automation Conference earlier this month, Dr. Peter Tippett, Healthcare Director for Verizon, reiterated Verizon’s [MORE]
According to a Deloitte report, a personal health record embedded in a cell phone or similar mobile device (“mPHR”) [MORE]
Leroy Hood
In Leroy Hood’s “4P” vision, medicine of the future will be predictive, preventative, personalized and participatory. Participatory means [MORE]
After ten years and $4 billion, Kaiser Permanente has completed installations of an electronic health record system in its vast [MORE]