Alcidion has signed a contract with South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, extending the contract for its Miya Precision Electronic Patient Record (EPR) for a further eight years.Since 2020, South Tees has activated several…
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The American Medical Association (AMA) has awarded research grants totaling nearly $600,000 to nine healthcare organizations, including Brigham and Women’s, MedStar, UCSF, and Yale School of Medicine, as part of its Electronic Health Record…
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About half of ransomware attacks have disrupted healthcare delivery among the largest hospitals and healthcare systems, according to a JAMA study published earlier this year. But at smaller and medium-sized providers, often with tighter security budgets and…
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By Mark Melchionna March 23, 2023 – Intermountain Healthcare announced the launch of biotechnology company Culmination Bio (Culmination), which is developing an anonymized and de-identified intelligence platform that aims to enhance patient care through the…
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Making a Case for Digitizing HICS Protocols and Emergency Notification ProcessesBy Dave Sinkinson
Dave Sinkinson, MBA is VP of mobile at Rave Mobile Safety of Framingham, MA.
Patient safety is and always will…
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The following is a guest article by Steven Manifold, CMO at Ubisense.
Many healthcare systems around the world are overburdened. Some face the lingering effects of COVID-19, while others lack funding and staff. Healthcare providers are increasingly turning to technology to help shoulder these burdens, but are fancy tech deployments really the cure or just another placebo?
RTLS
RTLS (Real-time Location Systems) are not new technologies, but they remain uncommon in most healthcare settings. Popular in automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing and logistics industries, they have paved the way towards smarter, more efficient industrial practices while contributing to the much vaulted “Industry 4.0” revolution….
The Northern Queensland Primary Health Network is deploying a shared care platform to GPs in North Queensland. The care planning platform, INCA, developed by the health IT company Precedence Health Care, enables health professionals to manage patient health data, create and monitor care plans, and share information digitally.
This system allows the creation of Medicare-compliant GP management plans and team care arrangements, which can be automatically shared with the care team. It also enables GPs to allocate tasks and send automatic reminders for actions needing completion, track and monitor adherence to a plan, and store all approved and shared documentation in one record.
Moreover, INCA…
