Purchasers remain committed to digital health but demand evidence of measurable outcomes. This survey reveals their priorities and future plans.

A health system’s integration of comprehensive remote patient monitoring through a partnership with a specialized remote care delivery program is associated with improved clinical outcomes and redu...

Discover how intentional design can transform healthcare environments for better patient and caregiver experiences, featuring insights from Greg Aukerman and Dr. Craig Joseph on the Designing for…

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This study found that healthcare executives base partnership decisions less on formal quality metrics and more on perceived value, trust, reputation, and strategic alignment. While quality measures like HEDIS and CAHPS are used, they’re rarely the decisive factor in initiating, sustaining, or ending relationships. In short, “quality” in healthcare transactions is as much about perception and alignment as it is about performance data.

We found that clinicians who don’t respond to organizational well-being surveys are more likely to have lower productivity and significantly higher turnover rates than those who do. Specifically, nonresponding physicians were 5 times more likely to leave, and nonresponding advanced practice providers were nearly 10 times more likely to leave their jobs. This shows that relying on survey results alone can seriously underestimate workforce distress, since the highest-risk individuals often don’t participate at all.

Discover how hospitals can transform EHR practices for pediatric care, enhancing patient safety, confidentiality, and operational efficiency through age-aware and relationship-specific data…

One message, three lessons in the psychology of feature adoption

Personas support user-centered design throughout a project’s lifecycle by making user groups feel real and tangible.

Explore the integration of AI and ethics in healthcare with Dr. Matthew Denenberg and Dr. Craig Joseph, focusing on system design and collaborative leadership for improved patient outcomes.

Empower clinician-led innovation with essential training, robust infrastructure, and trust-building systems to drive digital transformation in healthcare.

Learn how Vital.io founders, Justin Schrager, MD, and Nick Sterling, MD, PhD, leverage AI to transform patient communication and improve healthcare experiences in emergency settings.

The results suggested with moderate certainty of evidence that provider education combined with audit and feedback reduced the use of targeted low value care. Individual strategies may slightly reduce the use of targeted low value care, but achieving a meaningful impact on low value care may require the use of multiple strategies. The results may be useful for patients, clinicians, policy makers, and guideline developers when deciding on future de-implementation strategies and research priorities.

Introduction The 2021 Cures Act mandates caregiver access to their child′s medical notes with few exceptions, yet fewer than 10% access notes during hospitalization. Caregiver review of real-time…

Explore the challenges and innovations in Femtech with Dr. Craig Joseph and Marina Gerner, PhD, on Nordic's Designing for Health podcast. Listen for insights on advancing women's health.

This Medical News article is an interview with Maja Matarić, PhD, of the University of Southern California, who discussed how AI is advancing the field of socially assistive robotics in areas ranging…

This Viewpoint discusses medical device cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the threat they pose to patient safety.

This Medical News article discusses how barriers to using heat exposure ICD-10 codes—especially for secondary diagnoses—are skewing critical population surveillance.

This randomized study within a trial examines whether varying digital recruitment letter layout and color scheme impacts trial enrollment.

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This cohort study examines trends in patient access of radiology imaging results after implementation of the 21st Century Cures Act in different clinical settings.

This cohort study evaluates the outcomes and cost benefit of a French national program aimed at reducing suicide reattempt risk in the 12 months after discharge.

Explore strategies to reduce low-value care through cost transparency and evidence-based decision support in this insightful podcast episode with Dr. Mukul Mehra and Dr. Craig Joseph.

Explore how AI can help enhance clinical workflows, earn clinician trust, and improve care through thoughtful implementation and human-centered design.