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Precision medicine
New Intermountain service aims to aid antidepressant efficacy
DNA test enables physicians to identify right medication, dose for patients suffering from depression.
NorthShore, Ambry to use precision medicine in preventive care
Partnership will use whole exome sequencing and make use of provider’s integrated EHR system.
IBM, JDRF to collaborate on type 1 diabetes research
Initiative will apply machine learning methods to analyze research on the disease, says Derek Rapp.
How Quest plans expansion to offer precision oncology services
Acquisitions of 2 labs in Texas will support larger diagnostic efforts to aid cancer treatment, care.
Mayo, 2bPrecise join to develop genomics-based CDS tools
Initiative aims to refine algorithms and make them available at the point of care.
Topol: ‘Imprecision’ medicine is plaguing healthcare
Organizations must leverage available technology to focus on individualizing patient care, says Eric Topol, MD.
Precision medicine initiatives link payer and provider
Personalized care efforts in population health are in the early stages, says Lili Brillstein.
Topol: Population health is fundamentally flawed in its approach
Personalized medicine that treats individuals is urgently needed in healthcare, says health IT expert.
Small Georgia hospital installs new emergency system
In other implementations, 11-hospital delivery system selects Meditech’s EHR.
ONC announces five pilot sites for Sync for Genes program
Each of the groups represent distinct use cases in precision medicine and are specialists in disciplines that will test capabilities in real-life settings, says Gil Alterovitz.
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