Cerner, a global leader in health care technology, has been recognized as "a supplier most considered for future population health management (PHM) capabilities," according to a recent KLAS report.

BOSTON—People think it can’t be true, but software has been regulated for decades, said Bradley Merrill Thompson, JD, attorney with Epstein, Becker & Green, during a session on regulatory decisions at mHealth + Telehealth 2015.

BOSTON—The new vernacular is healthcare can be challenging even though it’s really just a case of “providers using technology to take care of patients,” said Alan Roga, MD, founder and CEO of StatDoctors, speaking at mHealth + Telehealth World 2015.

BOSTON—A conference that covers the ROI of telehealth and mobile health means “it’s no longer whether these things are going to happen. We’re at a stage where we can evaluate these things,” said Jennifer Kent, director of research quality for Parks Associates, speaking at mHealth + Telehealth World 2015.

A Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee hearing focused on health information blocking included testimony from Allscripts, the American College of Cardiology and more. 

This week was mHealth + Telehealth 2015 World and the presentations certainly indicated that these newer technologies are making a big mark on healthcare.

BOSTON--Most imaging decisions are made based on service line in the hospital and at the end of day nothing is integrated and nothing ties back to the business unit. Lou Lannum, director of MyPractice Imaging Solutions at Cleveland Clinic, spoke during mHealth + Telehealth World about developing an enterprise-wide imaging strategy.

BOSTON—Just because you have technology doesn’t mean you have a workforce willing to use it, said Jeffrey Benabio, MD, physician director of healthcare transformation for Kaiser Permanente, speaking at mHealth + Telehealth World.