Collaborative institute to focus on patient safety issues and preventable medical errors. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
When you think of nurses working in a hospital, you probably imagine them passing out medications, administering treatments, interpreting doctor’s instructions, or simply holding a patient’s hand. And, when I first graduated from nursing school, those were things I did. But my view of nursing began to change in 2002 when I was training to become a surgical nurse while serving in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
Definition and regulation inconsistencies still cause confusion nationwide, however. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Research reveals benefits of integrating machine learning into remote monitoring. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Is getting patients to take their medications as directed as simple as automatically refilling and delivering prescriptions to their homes? By Katie Wike, contributing writer
Move is anticipated to increase provider connectivity and improve sustainability of HIEs. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Despite promise, challenges still impeded the widespread implementation of telehealth. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
Even patients who actively use their mobile devices to manage their health eventually lose interest, according to a study published by JAMA. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
Total numbers are probably higher according to new research. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
The bipartisan bill would help providers meet the goals of MACRA with telehealth options. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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