Heart rhythm monitoring with a smartphone could save health care resources

Smartphone-based heart rhythm monitoring from home can reduce same-day cancellations and help save significant health care ...
Becker's Hospital Review

Smartphones enable ED physicians to more quickly discharge patients, study shows

Use of smartphones to quickly deliver laboratory results to attending emergency physicians helps reduce the wait time for patients who are going to be discharged, according to a study published in the ...
MobiHealthNews

Almost one third of physicians use smartphones to manage patient care

Just over half of ambulatory practice physicians (52 percent) use a mobile device to access patient records or reference data according to a new survey of more than 6,000 physicians from Black Book ...
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Kiosks vs. smartphones: evaluating effectiveness

Occasionally, someone raises concerns that smartphone apps can perform all the tasks handled by an interactive kiosk.
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Machine Learning–Based Prediction of Clinical Outcomes in Patients With Cancer Receiving Systemic Treatment Using Step Count Data Measured With Smartphones

Feasibility and Implementation of a Digital Health Intervention Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes–Based Platform for Telemonitoring Patients With Breast Cancer Undergoing Chemotherapy Among the 76 ...
Becker's ASC

Report: Patients Should Use Smartphones in Waiting Rooms, Not Exam Rooms

The key to a successful “no photo zone rule” in a physician practice is allowing no exceptions, according to an American Medical News report. However, while it is sensible to prohibit taking pictures ...
MobiHealthNews

Survey: 43 percent of millennials want access to patient portals on their smartphones

Forty three percent of millennials prefer to access patient portals on their smartphones, according to a Harris Poll survey conducted online for Xerox in September. Harris Poll surveyed 2,017 ...