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Smartphone Device Identifies Harmful Lead in Water

By Nathalie Gedeon | January 16, 2019 | Insights, Medical Technology, Preventive Care | 0 Comments

Despite numerous technological advances in water treatment, water contamination remains a large health obstacle.

This Week in MedTech

By Nathalie Gedeon | January 11, 2019 | News, News Postings | 0 Comments

January 7-11, 2019

FDA Commissioner announces a new Digital Health Innovation Action Plan
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD released a public statement Monday morning announcing a new action plan focused on regulating and advancing digital health.

FDA Update: Classifying Medical Technology

By Nathalie Gedeon | January 8, 2019 | News, News Postings | 0 Comments

In December 2018 the FDA released a report that focused on the health impacts of non-device medical software, in addition to best practices. Read More

This Week in MedTech

By Nathalie Gedeon | December 20, 2018 | News, News Postings | 0 Comments

This week’s digital health news…

FDA Provides More Guidance to Shield Medical Devices from Cyber Attacks

By David Beck | December 20, 2018 | Medical Technology, News | 0 Comments

The Food and Drug Administration has issued preliminary guidance pinpointing cybersecurity concerns that manufacturers should consider when developing medical devices.

Improving Patient-Care with Hospital Command Centers

By Nathalie Gedeon | December 6, 2018 | AI / Machine Learning, Insights, Medical Technology | 0 Comments

How can hospitals increase capacity without expanding building space, improve physician productivity without adding to work hours, and minimize patient wait-times while increasing the number of incoming patients? A growing number of medical centers claim to have found these solutions through a new, innovative form of digital management: hospital command centers.

Improving Patient-Care with Hospital Command Centers

5 Ways to Efficiently Use Patient Generated Data

By Nathalie Gedeon | November 29, 2018 | Insights, Patient Software / Programs | 0 Comments

“There’s no way you can move toward value-based care without incorporating patient-generated health data,” argues Danny Sands, MD, an internist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts, and an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Read More

Turning the Tide: Advancing Patient Owned Data

By Nathalie Gedeon | November 15, 2018 | Insights, Patient Software / Programs | 0 Comments

Who owns a patient’s medical records? While the answer might initially seem both simple and obvious, the truth has proven to be more complicated. While a patient is the subject of his/her medical information, it is customarily the physician who creates and stores a patient’s record.

Turning the Tide: Advancing Patient Owned Data

Turning The Tide: Physician Burnout in the EHR Era

By Nathalie Gedeon | November 9, 2018 | Insights, Patient Software / Programs | 0 Comments

Since first appearing in the 1960s, electronic health records (EHR) have been developed and adopted for the storage and retrieval of medical documents and clinical information.

Drones Have Potential to Soar as Medical Life-Savers

By Nathalie Gedeon | November 1, 2018 | Insights, Medical Devices | 1 Comment

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), better knowns as drones, are being studied for various medical applications, from carrying disaster relief aid to transporting transplant organs and blood samples. When it comes to medical emergencies, each moment is critical to patient survival.

Drones Have Potential to Soar as Medical Life-Savers

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Smartphone Device Identifies Harmful Lead in Water

This Week in MedTech

FDA Update: Classifying Medical Technology

This Week in MedTech

FDA Provides More Guidance to Shield Medical Devices from Cyber Attacks

Improving Patient-Care with Hospital Command Centers

5 Ways to Efficiently Use Patient Generated Data

Turning the Tide: Advancing Patient Owned Data

Turning The Tide: Physician Burnout in the EHR Era

Drones Have Potential to Soar as Medical Life-Savers

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