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Connected medical devices seek a place in clinical setting

Connected Health Conference highlights connected medical devices looking for a place in a clinical setting, ranging from sensored pill caps to non-invasive remote monitoring devices.
Hot in 2016: Data blocking and patient access to personal information

In 2016, the health IT world spent a lot of time addressing data blocking issues and patients' access to personal information like their health records. Learn more in this photo story.

HIPAA violation examples: The five most common mistakes

HIPAA violation examples make headlines every now and then, often with a hefty fine. The Office of Civil Rights laid out the five most common mistakes healthcare organizations make.
Five new telemedicine devices and systems shown at ATA 2016

At ATA 2016, vendors showed five new telemedicine devices and systems ranging from non-contact connected thermometers to real-time video conferencing for virtual doctor's visits.
The five most innovative technologies at Connected Health Symposium 2015

From wearables, to robots, to data analytics, the 2015 Connected Health Symposium in Boston showcased it all. SearchHealthIT identified the five most innovative technologies at the conference.
Five innovative examples of mHealth and telehealth technologies

The recent mHealth + Telehealth World 2015 conference in Boston provided a great setting to sample innovative devices and software. Here are five interesting mHealth and telehealth technologies in use today in healthcare.
Health IT purchasing survey results

Health care organizations are considering a number of factors, from EHR implementation to health data security, in their 2012 IT purchasing plans.

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