COVID-19 and Telehealth
- IT
- 27/03/2021
A massive cohort study of over 36 million U.S. patients looks into how ambulatory care patterns changed considering the rise in virtual care in the first months since the start of the COVID-19...
READ MOREA massive cohort study of over 36 million U.S. patients looks into how ambulatory care patterns changed considering the rise in virtual care in the first months since the start of the COVID-19...
READ MORE2020 saw an unprecedented rise in cyber attacks on healthcare systems and institutions. However, in 2021 the situation might get even worse, and here is why. You might also like
READ MOREA new study describes a three-stage machine-learning approach to automated surgical skill assessment in laparoscopic cholecystectomy videos . You might also like: L eading
READ MOREA new report from The CyberPeace Institute analyses a variety of recent cyberattacks against the healthcare sector around the world, identifies the predominant threats and provides recomme
READ MOREA group of Spanish researchers present the results of their work on applying natural language processing (NLP) techniques for electronic health record analysis and specific data extraction....
READ MOREPromising to be another major step in blindness restoration, a new wide-field, high-density and high-resolution photovoltaic epiretinal prosthesis for artificial vision (POLYRETINA) is presented
READ MOREA new study reports on how wider public and patients perceive the use of a mobile robotic system (MRS) in healthcare settings (Chai et al. 2021). You might also like: An expe
READ MOREA new report shows the growing adoption levels for certain categories of digital health tools and populations, and looks into the matters of patient data sharing, including the COVID-19 data....
READ MOREAn overview of novel medical devices, from an implanted simulator for better sensation of balance to robotic clothing and sensor-based asthma inhalers. You might also l
READ MOREA vendor-neutral, open-source, natural language approach of EHR data is suggested by a team of U.K. researchers, to help providers plan for surges in patients, particularly in the COVID-19...
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