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17 Execs Share How Health IT Can Address Clinician Burnout

We ask seventeen healthcare IT executives for their insights on how health IT solutions could potentially help address clinician burnout

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Voters Head Into Election Week Wishing Politicians Were More Like Doctors

Rockville, MD, Nov. 2, 2022 – Nearly two-thirds of Americans (64%) say they would vote for their physician if they were on the ballot, which may surprise some and shock others, though maybe it shouldn’t. For the same reasons that Dr.

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Natl Health Literacy Month highlights communication between doctors, patients

Natl Health Literacy Month highlights communication between doctors, patients
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Executive Roundtable: Can Innovation Alleviate Clinician Burnout?

Executive Roundtable: Can Innovation Alleviate Clinician Burnout?
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DrFirst releases Huddle Health app for health record portability

E-prescribing software developer Dr. First has announced a free Huddle Health app that allows patients to receive and share their medical records. The app allows users to collect and share records from their health history, including past and current medication lists, care plans, and provider and insurance information, the company said. App data is owned by the consumer and

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