Technology in Medicine Blog
Thanks to the effective implementation of modern information technologies in the medical field, doctors and nurses are no longer “consuming” serious amounts of paper to maintain patient records, generate reports, etc.
In 2009, when the HITECH Act was enacted, the profound implications of this legislation on EHR system providers were not readily apparent to those beyond the healthcare sector. This pivotal law introduced financial incentives aimed at fostering the adoption of health information technology. At that time, both healthcare providers and patients alike were filled with …
In our digital age, smartphones have seamlessly integrated into our lives, significantly influencing the healthcare landscape. Mobile Health Applications, or mHealth apps, represent a paradigm shift in healthcare accessibility and user-centric services. These innovative apps, born from the fusion of technology and healthcare, usher in an era of tailored care, convenience, and enhanced accessibility. Let’s …
The management of medical institutions is able to optimize the allocation of all kinds of resources at their disposal.
The development and implementation of information systems in the field of medical technology is a rather urgent task.
The introduction of IT in healthcare began relatively recently, with the emergence of the first medical information systems (MIS).
Engineering to create electronic projects in the field of medicine is known to be widely represented in clinics and large hospitals.