Bridging Education and Real-World Applications Idaho State University (ISU) has taken a significant stride in defining the caliber of education necessary for future professionals in the Health Information Technology (HIT) domain. By crafting a curriculum that marries the intricacies of medical
The healthcare landscape is undergoing a paradigm shift, driven largely by the advent and integration of wearable technology. Gone are the days of infrequent health updates and general approximations. Today, an ever-growing quiver of gadgets is arming individuals with the power to monitor their
GE HealthCare is at the forefront of merging AI with medical imaging, particularly in advancing handheld ultrasounds. With the addition of Caption AI to their Vscan Air SL, on-the-spot cardiac assessments receive a significant upgrade. This hybrid of portable hardware and sophisticated AI doesn’t j
In recent years, we’ve started talking more openly about mental health, especially in the workplace. It’s like this hidden challenge that so many of us face but rarely discuss. The truth is, our mental well-being is just as important as our physical health, especially at work where we spend so much
Telemedicine, once a fringe segment of healthcare, has now become one of the most critical tools in modern medical practice. In fact, a recent statistic showed that over 80% of consumers have utilized telemedicine at least once. With the unique capability to bridge geographical divides and offer
High blood pressure (BP) is considered a public health emergency among many healthcare institutions due to the significant number of patients with this condition. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirms that there are over 700 million people living with untreated hypertension , while
As people in the US and abroad celebrate the holiday season, policymakers, scientists, and doctors are struggling to solve the most important problems in finance and healthcare. This year has been difficult for many people around the world, bringing several interlocking crises, including the
Recent research indicates that there were more than 32.5 million deaths worldwide in 2019 due to selected types of chronic diseases. Cardiovascular diseases alone accounted for 17.9 million deaths, while cancer, respiratory diseases and diabetes made up the rest. However, numerous other chronic
Almost two years have passed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and, with time passing, different variants of the virus that causes the disease have also started to appear. While some of these variants are virtually indistinguishable from the original strain, others provide scientists around
Being active is said to be good for your health. But what if you don’t have enough time to exercise daily? Can you squeeze short moments of activity into a busy life? Every exercise helps and carries some long-term health benefits. Feel free to explore them in this article and discover a few m
