Health Information Systems

Will DEA's Telehealth Extension Become Permanent?
Tech & Innovation Will DEA's Telehealth Extension Become Permanent?

In a move that brought both widespread relief and sharp criticism across the healthcare industry, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) once again extended crucial telehealth prescribing flexibilities for controlled substances, narrowly averting a crisis for countless patients dependent on

Can $272M in Drones Transform Alaskan Healthcare?
Tech & Innovation Can $272M in Drones Transform Alaskan Healthcare?

A landmark $272 million federal investment is poised to revolutionize healthcare delivery across Alaska's vast and unforgiving terrain, tackling logistical challenges where miles are measured in flight hours and weather dictates life-or-death outcomes. This initial award, stemming from the

Can Tech Heal the Trauma of Immigrant Children?
Tech & Innovation Can Tech Heal the Trauma of Immigrant Children?

The journey for many young immigrants is fraught with invisible burdens, as the intense stress of migration, the pain of family separation, and the daily grind of socioeconomic instability can inflict deep psychological wounds. For countless Spanish-speaking children arriving in states like

Is the NHS App the Future of UK Healthcare?
Tech & Innovation Is the NHS App the Future of UK Healthcare?

The transformation of healthcare delivery from traditional, in-person interactions to a digitally integrated system is rapidly accelerating, with the UK's National Health Service positioning a single mobile application at the very heart of this revolution. Recent data reveals that the NHS App has

What Regional Factors Drive Alzheimer's Risk?
Clinical & Pharma What Regional Factors Drive Alzheimer's Risk?

The rising tide of dementia, a syndrome of progressive cognitive impairment, presents one of the most significant global health challenges of our time, with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) standing as its most common and formidable subtype. While universal risk factors like age, sex, and genetics are

What If Health Data Was an Asset, Not a Burden?
Tech & Innovation What If Health Data Was an Asset, Not a Burden?

In countless primary health care settings across low- and middle-income countries, the daily reality for frontline workers is one of overwhelming administrative toil, where the process of collecting data becomes a greater focus than the patient care it is meant to support. These dedicated

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