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University of Miami Health System Using Remote Monitoring Tool for Home Hospitalization

September 1, 2020September 8, 2020 Health Tech Magazines body temperature, corona, corona virus, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, COVID-19 pandemic, covid19, Electronic Health Record, emrehr, physician practices, video-visit

By David W. Reis, Ph.D., CIO, University of Miami Health System 2020 will be remembered for years to come for

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Covid 19 and Opportunities for Telehealth

April 1, 2020April 1, 2020 Health Tech Magazines Audiovisual, corona, corona virus, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, covid19, Electronic Health Record, electronichealth, electronichealthrecord, hipaa, HIPAA compliant, laptop, smartphones, Videoconference

By Linda Branagan, Ph.D. Director Telehealth Programs at University of California, San Francisco Telehealth has always been a naturally in

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Coronavirus Pushes Telehealth Adoption Nationwide

March 27, 2020March 27, 2020 Health Tech Magazines ambulatory, ambulatory clinic, corona, corona virus, coronavirus, covid-19, covid19, Electronic Health Record, re, remotemonitoring, Tele-Care, Telehealth Adoption

By Mark Weisman, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Information Officer at Peninsula Regional Health System For years telehealth has been this

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The Unmet Promise of Artificial Intelligence in Population Health

March 2, 2020March 14, 2020 Health Tech Magazines AI, ArtificialIntelligence, Benson, Benson Hsu, BensonHsu, diabetes, diabetescare, diabetescost, Electronic Health Record, electronic medical record, hospitalization, Hsu, population, populationhealth, populationhealthmanagement, Sanford Health, SanfordHealth, teachingdata

Without a foundation of consistency in the collection, a consistency in definition, and consistency in metrics, artificial intelligence within healthcare is a free-floating mass of inconsistent teaching material. No strength in computing or programming can overcome bad data. On the road to meeting the promise of AI in healthcare to improve population health, we must collectively work to ensure that our teaching data is clear, defined, and with visible outcome metrics, whether quality, efficiency, or even costs.