Telemedicine as Good as In-Person for Many Health Conditions: Review
Chatting with your doctor via video about your health issues works just as well as an in-person office visit, at least when it comes to managing chronic illnesses, a new review suggests.
The telehealth bubble has burst. Time to figure out what’s next
Telehealth took off during the pandemic, but 2021 was a brutal awakening. The healthcare industry is still figuring out how it fits into the big picture.
Virtual Healthcare On A Global Scale
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) isn’t a new concept, but interest and adoption have increased significantly in the past 18 months. The pandemic took remote care from an enticing notion to the need-to-have status it holds now. Covid-19 spurred healthcare systems and organizations around the world to explore and execute medical monitoring differently.
Advances in telemedicine are on the way in 2022
A physician expert in virtual care talks technological advances, reimbursement legislation and the continued evolution of remote patient monitoring.
What does the future look like for virtual healthcare
Virtual health is expected to capture the attention of future consumers
How Digital-First Strategies Are Shaping Healthcare
As healthcare organizations continue their digital-transformation journeys, what lessons can they learn from virtual-first approaches to care?
Smart Tech Goes Niche With Devices That Specialize
We’re in the middle of a long-term trend to reduce the size of our connected devices. What used to be done on a bulky desktop is now a few taps away on a smartphone.
How Healthcare Technology Can (Believe it or Not) Humanize Medicine
Gadgetry that is time-saving (not to mention life-saving) can be expected to fill the breach.
The first metaverse experiments? Look to what’s already happening in medicine
The metaverse will be an extension of the virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality technology already in use today.
The Next Frontier For Healthcare: Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, And The Metaverse
For many years, healthcare delivery entailed the physical interaction between a patient and physician as a means to receive a diagnosis, medical treatment, or operative care. This changed slightly with the advent of telehealth, which delivered the patient-physician relationship through digital means and the internet.