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By Molly Merrill | 05:54 pm | May 04, 2011
ROCHESTER, MN - A new mobile app links patients with an allergy database created and used by doctors at the Mayo Clinic to help patients make real-time decisions about products they buy, track their allergies and electronically share information with their physician.
By Molly Merrill | 05:50 pm | May 04, 2011
Americans may not be embracing social media as a way to communicate with their doctor - and most doctors aren't using it, either - but experts say it still has value to doctors.
By Mike Miliard | 04:17 pm | May 04, 2011
"Historically, telehealth hasn't received the attention that it's deserved from the federal government," says Neal Neuberger, executive director of the Institute for e-Health Policy and president of Health Tech Strategies. A case in point is the government's meaningful use program.
By Healthcare IT News Staff | 02:51 pm | May 04, 2011
Aetna has announced a collaboration with Mindbloom, a Seattle-based social media company, that will offer plan members an enhanced version of Life Game, Mindbloom's online social game for personal wellness.Starting this fall, Aetna members will have access to a new engagement model that uses the science behind social gaming - a blend of technology, art and behavioral psychology - to engage people in achieving personal health and wellness goals.
By Healthcare IT News Staff | 09:23 pm | May 03, 2011
More than half of IT professionals (51 percent) do not think their IT Service Management (ITSM) processes are mature enough to effectively manage cloud-based services, and 26 percent believe their organizations aren't ready, while the remaining 23 percent are unsure, according to a new survey.