Cloud EHRs provide a number of benefits to clinicians, including lower costs, better interoperability, and greater security. Continue Reading
Cloud EHRs provide a number of benefits to clinicians, including lower costs, better interoperability, and greater security. Continue Reading
Robots can reduce contact during surgeries, but will the investment pay off once the pandemic has ended? Continue Reading
The coronavirus pandemic has forced a number of technological advances in the delivery of medicine, especially in telehealth and remote critical care. The pandemic has also galvanized physician-scientists and researchers to think more creatively and utilize unique tools. One of the best examples of this is the covid-19 vaccines currently in development. Both the Pfizer… Continue Reading
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, scientists are focusing more on developing robots to facilitate the delivery of health care. Continue Reading
Nanotechnology is a growing field in medicine with technology finally catching up to researchers’ visions. Continue Reading
The possibility of an autonomous research laboratory is not far from reach. Such technology could speed medical innovation. Continue Reading
The Internet of Things has the potential to change how healthcare is delivered, from monitoring medication compliance to keeping hospitals stocked. Continue Reading
Technology developers are discovering many exciting ways to implement augmented reality in hospitals and clinics. Continue Reading
Virtual reality has a wide range of exciting and promising applications in healthcare. Continue Reading
3D printing is making it possible to create affordable custom orthotics, prostheses, and potentially even working organs. Continue Reading