Moving mHealth to the Next Frontier: Aligning Patients, Physicians, Healthcare Providers & Payers
“Health data is no longer a government initiative. It is an American initiative.” Such were the words spoken by U.S. Chief Technology Officer, Todd Park, at this week’s Health Datapalooza. …
Due Diligence in Community Health Screening
In our "more is better" culture it is hard for people to understand that more tests do not equal better health. Physicians feel it necessary to order tests for multiple…
Due Diligence in Community Health Screening
In our "more is better" culture it is hard for people to understand that more tests do not equal better health. Physicians feel it necessary to order tests for multiple…
Mobile Asset Management in the Hospital
Mobile asset management in the hospital is a great example of an unsexy but high-impact topic. In this interview, John McCarthy, GE Healthcare’s GM of Asset Management Professional Services, answers…
3 Promising Mobile Diagnosis Apps for Medical Practitioners
Today, doctors and medical practitioners have more resources than ever when it comes to patient treatment and diagnosis. They can combine their knowledge and expertise with the benefits of technological…
It’s Never Too Late: Process Improvements After An EHR Implementation
It has become widely accepted that electronic health record systems have the capacity to improve quality in the healthcare industry by reducing or eliminating errors. For this to be successful…
Epion Health Introduces A Tablet To Increase Health Literacy
Epion Health is improving the delivery of health care and health education through Smart Screen®. The mounting health literacy dilemmas lead to the development of Smart Screen® which is designed…
Improving Health in the Workplace
In honor of National Employee Wellness Month, we wanted to take some time to recognize several of our PFCD partners for their commitment to improving health in the workplace. In…
How Do You Talk About Cancer?
When We Talk About Cancer, What Can We Talk About? When We Talk About Cancer, What Can We Talk About?Cancer. It’s a diagnosis – and even a word – no…
