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(BPT) - The COVID-19 pandemic changed how people think about healthcare. Interacting with your doctor has never been more critical, but now some or all of those interactions might occur
Share this article BOSTON, April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Chilmark Research's latest report, Integration Infrastructure: Building 21st Century Health Information Technology, captures a market transitioning to new approaches to development and integration, enabling more effective access to data across organizations and applications. This market for integration technology and services will amount to $2.09 billion by 2026, representing a 14% CAGR. However, non-traditional sectors, including Life Sciences, will grow far faster (3-4 times the rate of traditional buyers) and will amount to the la...
Tobias Schwarz/Getty Images Microsoft is buying Nuance Communications to bulk up its healthcare services. Nuance is best known for conversational AI that helps doctors with notes. Microsoft stands to work with more than half of US physicians when the deal goes through. Microsoft is buying Nuance Communications to supercharge its healthcare services, the companies announced on Monday. The deal, which is expected to close by the end of 2021, is the second-largest in Microsoft's history after LinkedIn, valued at $16 billion, or $19.7 billion counting Nuance's ...
Sponsored Story By StoryStudio March 24, 2021 9:32 am (BPT) – The COVID-19 pandemic changed how people think about healthcare. Interacting with your doctor has never been more critical, but now some or all those interactions might occur online. The ability to make appointments online and see your physician without leaving home has benefits. In fact, Chilmark Research estimates that by 2025, 15 to 25 percent of all primary care visits will be conducted virtually in the United States. As telehealth use grows and patients have come to expect more online services from their doctors, it’s i...
email article "Automation" and "artificial intelligence" are becoming part of the fabric of medical care, but can put clinicians on alert, as many new technologies do -- even more so because most examples come from science fiction. "'Terminator,' 'Ex Machina,' '2001: A Space Odyssey' are all sexy and they sell because they're playing off our worst existential fears," said Nathan Tenhundfeld, PhD, principal investigator at the Advanced Teaming, Technology, Automation, & Computing Human Factors Lab and assistant professor of psychology at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. But aut...