Category: eHealth

News From Around the Web > Using bedside optical monitoring of cerebral blood flow showed promising results for individualized stroke care, according to research from the University of… read more …read more    

Are doctors suffering at the hands of the Herzberg principle–which says that the best way to discourage workers is to subject them to policies and procedures that don’t make sense? read more …read more    

A $14 million state grant for data sharing and improved care coordination provided the means and opportunity for Rochester, N.Y.-based Unity Health System to build a private infrastructure that ties… read more …read more    

George Conklin, CIO and senior vice president of Irving, Texas-based Christus Health, says population management health is one way to utilize health IT while at the same time dealing with slashed… read more …read more    

University of Cambridge researchers have developed a new smartphone app that promises to enhance the accuracy of colorimetric tests for diabetes, kidney disease and urinary tract infections. read more …read more    

The 28-hospital Indian Health Service–a U.S. Department of Health & Human Services agency that provides healthcare to Native American and Alaskan Natives–failed a mock cyber attack carried out by the HHS Office of Inspector General, according to a report. read more …read more    

The New York Genome Center and IBM have announced a partnership to focus the Watson technology on helping oncologists deliver more personalized care to cancer patients, according to an announcement…. read more …read more    

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT is launching a campaign to promote an interoperable and connected emergency system. read more …read more    

A new community for the Dutch healthcare IT industry …read more