A symposium examined the potential for contact-free, continuous patient monitoring to improve care while reducing economic pressures.

One doctor looks at how electronic health records have impacted the interaction between doctor and patient.

For many, being discharged from the hospital can be a significant milestone, but a recent story from Kaiser Health News highlights a number of dangers associated with hospital discharges.

Rural healthcare providers in Montana will receive $9 million in grants from Helmsley Trust to support healthcare in rural regions.

A study conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital shows how the use of decision aids can benefit both clinicians and patients.

A little more than a month after Apple presented CareKit, an open-source framework aimed at software developers interested in helping folks proactively manage their own medical conditions, the tech giant has announced the first four apps to come of the offering.

Researchers found only seven emergency general surgery procedures account for more than 80 percent of all EGS admissions, deaths, complications and costs.

A study published by the New England Journal of Medicine found surprisingly high rates of workplace violence against healthcare workers, especially those in emergency department and psychiatric wards.