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Assessing and alleviating state anxiety in large language models

npj Digital Medicine - (Monday March 3, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ npj Digital Medicine

 

Programme launched to scale digital health innovation in the Midlands

Digital Health - (Monday March 3, 2025) - Digital Health/ Frequent Updates

 

5 Notable Health Tech Funding Announcements in February

MedCity News - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ MedCity News

 

Monday Morning Update 3/3/25

HIStalk - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Daily Reads/ HIStalk

 

The Promise and Peril of Price Transparency Under Trump’s New Executive Order

MedCity News - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ MedCity News

 

Emergency MD: How CIOs can use IT to prevent clinicians from being inundated with data

Healthcare IT news - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ Healthcare IT News

In the fast-paced world of emergency medicine, data overload can hinder effective patient care. Dr. Hamad Husainy emphasizes the need for actionable, digestible data that supports clinicians in real-time. At HIMSS25, he will discuss how post-acute care management technology can streamline patient transitions and reduce avoidable readmissions. By leveraging AI, healthcare organizations can enhance patient monitoring and improve outcomes, ensuring clinicians focus on what truly matters. CIOs must prioritize delivering relevant data to avoid overwhelming their teams and embrace value-based care's inevitable growth.#HealthcareIT #DataManagement #AIinHealthcare #ValueBasedCare #PatientOutcomes #HIMSS25 #HealthTech

 

Blood Pressure Measurement Based on the Camera and Inertial Measurement Unit of a Smartphone: Instrument Validation Study

JMIR mHealth and uHealth - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ JMIR mHealth and uHealth

#Summary: Blood Pressure Measurement Based on the Camera and Inertial Measurement Unit of a Smartphone: Instrument Validation Study#Introduction This blog post discusses a study that validates the use of a smartphone's camera and inertial measurement unit (IMU) for measuring blood pressure. The study aims to determine the accuracy and reliability of this method.#Background The blog post provides a brief background on the importance of blood pressure measurement in healthcare and the limitations of current methods. It highlights the potential of using smartphones as a convenient and accessible tool for blood pressure monitoring.#Methods The study involved collecting data from participants using a smartphone equipped with a camera and IMU. The participants' blood pressure was also measured using a standard sphygmomanometer

 

Efficacy of a Web-Based Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Program in Improving Predialysis Blood Pressure Control Among Patients Undergoing Hemodialysis: Randomized Controlled Trial

JMIR mHealth and uHealth - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ JMIR mHealth and uHealth

Title: Efficacy of Web-Based Home BP Monitoring in Predialysis Patients#Introduction: A study on the effectiveness of a web-based home blood pressure monitoring program for predialysis patients undergoing hemodialysis.#Methods: Randomized controlled trial comparing the use of the web-based program to standard care for blood pressure control.#Results: Patients using the web-based program showed significant improvements in blood pressure control compared to those receiving standard care.#Discussion: Implications of the study's findings for improving blood pressure management in predialysis patients.#Conclusion: The web-based home blood pressure monitoring program was found to be effective in improving blood pressure control among predialysis patients.#Implications for Healthcare IT: The study highlights the potential

 

Automated Pain Spots Recognition Algorithm Provided by a Web Service–Based Platform: Instrument Validation Study

JMIR mHealth and uHealth - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - AI/ Frequent Updates/ JMIR mHealth and uHealth

Automated Pain Spots Recognition Algorithm Provided by a Web Service–Based Platform: Instrument Validation Study#Introduction: A new study validates an automated pain spots recognition algorithm on a web service-based platform.#Methods: The study outlines the methods used to validate the algorithm for recognizing pain spots.#Results: The results of the study show the effectiveness of the automated pain spots recognition algorithm.#Discussion: The discussion highlights the implications of using this algorithm in healthcare IT for pain management.#Conclusion: The study concludes that the web service-based platform with the automated pain spots recognition algorithm is a valuable tool in healthcare.#HealthcareIT #PainManagement #AlgorithmValidation #WebServicePlatform #InstrumentValidationStudy #mHealth

 

The payoff of integrating SDOH into clinical workflows

Healthcare IT news - (Sunday March 2, 2025) - Frequent Updates/ Healthcare IT News

 

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