Booz Allen Hamilton proposes a multi-method modeling approach to the community-level spread of COVID-19—the COVID-19 Safe Return Simulator to integrate different methods of computational modeling to overcome the limitations and extract the most relevant data.

The AAFP is taking action to help family physicians prepare for a potential “tripledemic” of COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus this winter by publishing two new guidance documents and updating several related pages on the Academy’s patient-centered website.

Dr. Donna O’Shea, Chief Medical Officer of Population Health at UHC offers these tips to employers looking for ways to make the most of technology in health care.

Sleeping with a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, or CPAP, machine is the most effective treatment for sleep apnea, yet getting patients to use the devices consistently remains a major challenge. Now, a development by the University of Chicago Medicine and Northwestern University scientists gives both patients and physicians a new tool for monitoring adherence to therapy.

Richard H. Hughes, IV, Member of the Firm, and William Walters, Law Clerk – Admission Pending, in the Health Care & Life Sciences practice, authored an article in Healthcare Business Today, titled “Anticipating the Commercialization of the COVID-19 Vaccine.”

As the world starts to emerge from the pandemic, there are a number of tools that can help improve the nursing experience, helping to tackle burnout through utilizing technological solutions to reduce the burden.

In a CVS Health insights study, CVS explores the pros and cons of omnichannel healthcare models and how consumers access healthcare in the way that suits them, which may include in-person, virtually or at home.

President and CEO, Roy Schoenberg and other industry leaders discuss what lies ahead for digital care delivery during The Future of Telemedicine webinar.

Henry Ford Innovations (HFI), one of the nation’s leading healthcare innovation programs, announced today that its specialty pharmacy software platform, DromosPTM™, now serves pharmacies and patients across the country. Developed and implemented by Henry Ford Health in 2013 to address an internal need, the platform quickly grew beyond Detroit and is now used by seven leading specialty pharmacies and healthcare systems from Massachusetts to Utah. Additionally, more systems are planning to adopt the platform in the coming months.

PatientBond explores the roles of AI and machine learning in extracting psychometric insights and how psychometric segmentation can be used to guide healthcare marketing campaigns and the controversies around using these kinds of data for marketing purposes.