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Diseases and conditions
EHR prompt gives Michigan Medicine boost in hepatitis C screening
Alert also leads to dramatic increase in follow-up specialized care for those patients infected with the virus.
EHR data better for sepsis surveillance than claims data
Clinical data provides more objective estimates of incidence and outcomes for the life-threatening condition, research finds.
Project combines mobile tech, AI to detect skin diseases
Japanese university, Kyocera initiative starts with research to use phone images to spot melanoma.
Open source EHR platform tailored to treat Ebola patients
Easy-to-use tablet-based app was specifically developed for clinicians wearing personal protective equipment in highly infectious environments.
Online tool puts cancer patients at the center of their care
Messaging platform enables patient-clinician communication and collaboration in a secure, virtual space.
Researchers develop lab-on-a-chip for quick sepsis diagnosis
Portable device designed for use at the point of care counts white blood cells and protein markers.
Huntington’s disease patients, families can get telehealth consults
American Well platform enables free access to social workers, psychologists, says Louise Vetter.
Tool enables cystic fibrosis patients to actively engage in their care
Computerized decision-making model helps prioritize home treatments and factors in patient preferences, say Mark Eckman, MD, and Patricia Joseph, MD.
Vanderbilt creates device for ICU patients to digitally filter out medical alarms
In-ear solution blocks device alerts while allowing other sounds—including speech—to get through.
Supercomputers help mine cancer data to identify risk factors
Genomic rearrangements in genomes may be critical for diagnosis and treatment, says Matt Vaughn.
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