Featured Telehealth Articles
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Caregivers Turn To Online Health Resources
3/10/2016
Online health information became a major source of direction for many caregivers in 2015, according to an Edelman survey. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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'Little Evidence' Of Digital Medicine's Impact On The Bottom Line
2/16/2016
According to a six-month trial, mobile technology has no greater impact on healthcare costs than traditional disease management. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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On-Demand Healthcare Investment Could Reach $1 Billion In 2017
2/12/2016
The “Uberization” of healthcare. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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Rural Healthcare Endangered
2/11/2016
Close to one-third of all U.S. rural hospitals are “vulnerable to closure” in 2016. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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CONNECT Bill Would Extend Telehealth Services Via Medicare
2/10/2016
The bipartisan bill would help providers meet the goals of MACRA with telehealth options. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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3 Technologies That Integrate And Support Value-Based Transitions
2/8/2016
A new category of tools is gaining traction as providers transition to value-based care in 2016. They integrate into existing platforms, prevent IT restructure, and make EMR and patient portal data easier to access and use in care delivery.
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Despite Benefits, Few PCPs Use Telehealth
2/5/2016
The majority of family physicians see the benefits to telehealth, yet few actually use the technology. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Tele-ICU Tools Must-Have For Nurses
1/20/2016
Three of four nurses surveyed said the use of tele-ICU tools improved care and helped them do their jobs more effectively. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Patients More Likely To Choose Email When An Office Visit Will Cost Them
1/14/2016
Patients who are responsible for out-of-pocket medical costs are more likely to choose to email their physician rather than spend money on an office visit. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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HIT Critical To Meet Federal Standards
1/7/2016
Meeting current federal regulations would be impossible without the help of health technology, according to a study from IDC Health Insights. By Katie Wike, contributing writer