Telemedicine
Telehealth and remote patient monitoring are two relatively new and highly sought-after practices in the medical sector. Both of them primarily build upon the principle of home health monitoring, and both of these prospects can…
Growth is the fundamental objective of every organization in every industry, may it be healthcare, commerce, or IT. The same is the case in the mental health sector: no matter if an individual has been…
Recent research statistics portray a grim picture; about 81 percent of consumers are dissatisfied with their healthcare experience and are looking to take their business elsewhere. The primary reason behind this outflux is the failure…
Remote patient monitoring has become the talk of the town with its practical advantages in both acute and chronic care management. It is especially sought after for acute care patient monitoring, as it can detect…
Remote cardiac monitoring is also commonly known as remote heart monitoring and is a method that involves the collection of information from a patient’s implantable rhythm management device. The collected data from such cardiac monitoring…
What is Telemedicine or Virtual Care? Telemedicine is a form of virtual care encompassing real-time, two-way communication between healthcare providers and patients. Telemedicine care may include video calling, telephonic conversations, chat platforms, or several other…
Telemedicine has become increasingly favored over the last two decades. Although it was a well-known platform before Covid started wreaking havoc around the globe, the global pandemic has swept the telehealth market to unprecedented heights…
2021 has been a torrid year for all sectors, especially healthcare. The emotional, mental, and physical strain the Covid-19 pandemic has bombarded upon healthcare workers has been taxing to the level of burnout. Demand for…
The dawn of 2022 has brought with it various new trends, especially in the healthcare industry. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has proved to be a booster for virtual healthcare services. It has prompted…
The World Health Organization (WHO), in its annual 2018 assembly, adopted a resolution on digital health which called on governments to assess the potential use of digital technology for the uplifting of healthcare. WHO Director-General…
