Practice Technology

Reduced readmissions extend out over a year for patients with remote monitoring.

Physicians and entrepreneurs are smart, but they need persistence and drive to get their businesses past the ‘no’ phase of development.

AI isn't something to be feared but rather the key to giving health care organizations a competitive edge

Advances in technology such as DNA sequencing and genetic testing have made it possible to identify rare genetic mutations and biomarkers.

Advances in AI, other technologies offer hope for streamlining administrative tasks and providing better access to patient data

Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing in health care and all facets of business and life. Here are the latest developments:

Less than a year old but already claiming victims mostly in the United States.

Experts weigh in on regulations needed as health leaders integrate artificial intelligence into patient care.

A new advocacy organization for independent physicians.

MGMA publishes its 2024 Advocacy Agenda with position paper on artificial intelligence included for the first time.

Surgical navigation is on the verge of a huge leap forward as technology augments human skill.

Physicians describe intentions to change electronic health records in coming months.

The top news stories in medicine today.

While I don’t believe that AI is ready to replace physicians when it comes to the practice of medicine (now or possibly ever), I have been shocked at how far it has progressed in acting as a medical scribe.

Bipartisan Policy Center issues guidance on best ways to use emerging technology.

A new rule governing prior authorizations (PAs) and interoperability will help save $15 billion over 10 years.

How to leverage a resource to bring patients in the door to improve their health and your bottom line.

Ransomware payments decline, reflecting changing trends and better preparedness

CMS final rule supports reimbursement for remote patient monitoring by FQHCs and RHCs.

Agenda for next two years is evolving, and busy.

Health care is rife with issues, but advances in medical imaging can be a solution for some of them.

AI could improve the necessary system of checks and balances between the provider and payer of health care whenever disagreements around the medical necessity of coverage arise.

Critical touchpoints in perinatal care — ranging from prenatal check-ins to postpartum screening — can be just as effective when done virtually, if not more so. In far too many cases, they aren't being done at all.

The top news stories in medicine today.

The top news stories in medicine today.