Medication Adherence: Taking Daily Steps for Healthier Outcomes
Managing chronic illness is not just about properly utilizing the healthcare options available to you, but perhaps more importantly, making the healthy choice and following prescribed medical advice. According to…
Halloween Can You Scare You to Death – But Digital Health Might Just Save Your Life
John Nosta writes for Forbes.comHalloween is just around the corner. And so is the Grim Reaper… John Nosta writes for Forbes.comHalloween is just around the corner. And so is the…
Boomer Friends Share Mobile Apps
(Editor's Note: This post is by Suzie Mitchell, our Boomer Voice. It was first published on Suzie's own blogsite, ClearWritingSolutions)Friends don’t let friends be technology laggards—a new bumper sticker? Maybe. …
How to Think About Negative Online Reviews
Doctors are preoccupied with consumer review sites and the potential for bad press. Often the first impulse is to put the law on your side. Sue the rating site or the patient…
5 Compelling Diabetes Management Technologies in the Works
First published on MedCityNews.com. The consensus at this year’s Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit was that changing the course of the obesity and diabetes epidemic will require a melting pot effort…
EHR Meaningful Use: How to Prepare for Stage 1
EHRs, also known as electronic health records, offer tremendous benefits for both healthcare providers and their patients, as long as they are being use EHRs, also known as electronic health…
Consumers Are Being Asked to Make a Dent in the Healthcare Universe: Here’s Why We All Need to Help
All of us are well aware that healthcare is rapidly changing. We’re entering an era where consumers will truly be at the center of how health is delivered in the…
Research and Development in Pharma: 4 Lessons in Change
This is the eleventh blog post in a twelve part series that transforms ideas from the marketing world at large into practical plans for pharmaceutical marketing in the time of…
Gene Mutations That Cause Dementia and ALS Successfully Targeted in New Experiments
The idea behind ‘personalized’ medicine is to target the precise mutation in a patient's genes that causes a disease. In a series of new experiments conducted at Johns Hopkins University,…
