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Technology Tricks for a Work-Life Balance

July 24, 2017July 18, 2017 by Paul Salmon

Gone are the days when jobs ran from 9-5 and people never worked on weekends. Today’s careers demand that we stay on top of information whether at home or in the office, as well as spending time with our families and our pets. Don’t forget to hit the gym and pick up the groceries too.

Are Computers and the Internet Helping People With Dementia in Any Way?

August 26, 2016August 26, 2016 by Paul Salmon

Dementia is referred to as a chronic disease that causes a decline in a person’s cognitive and mental abilities. These changes are way more than just forgetting why you entered a room or not being able to recall a certain word in a conversation. But instead are severe enough to impact a person’s day to day life, preventing him or her from leading a normal life

Create Your Personal Health Record and Take Charge of Your Health

February 8, 2016January 22, 2016 by Paul Salmon

It’s not always easy to manage your own healthcare or that of a loved one. Between doctors’ appointments, lab and test results, and keeping track of prescription medications new and old, caring for your own health or that of a loved one can become overwhelming. But, just as technology is making all other aspects of our modern lives easier, it’s making this aspect of our lives easier too.

Best Technology For Better Healthcare Provision

October 19, 2015 by Paul Salmon

Technology not being used to its best is useless. A lot of technological development is taking place currently. People from all over the world are benefiting greatly from technology in business, healthcare, media and so much more. The technology in healthcare and medical practice is probably the most beneficial in the world today. It is possible to receive top notch quality medical attention better that you would have a few years ago. This is all thanks to the data that is available in hospitals.

More and more businesses are waking up to the revelation that data is an important asset. It can searv in making informed decisions that are extremely crucial in any business process. A major problem that many medical practitioners have had and continue to have in some places is management of data. The data have to be stored, protected, integrated and retrieved easily. This is easier said than done. You should be able to use data meaningfully. This is where meaningful use comes into discussion.

Where Will Healthcare Technology Be In 5 Years?

September 30, 2015September 28, 2015 by Paul Salmon

Healthcare technology is always evolving. There is a seemingly never-ceasing quest to provide higher standards of patient care.

There are two primary reasons for this thirst for excellence, and both have to do with survival. The first reason is that the right technology can save patients’ lives and reverse or mitigate serious illness. The second reason is the intense competition in the industry for hospitals and medical suppliers.

In five years time, the medical profession is expected to change beyond recognition. The current high standards will quickly become obsolete.

Benefits of Electronic Health Records for Patients

April 22, 2015 by Guest Blogger

Electronic health records have proven to be an effective way for patients to improve how they deal with their care. As a patient, you need to be aware of your health information because this simplifies the process of updating and sharing your medical records. A significant amount of the activities you undertake to safeguard your health take place outside medical facilities.

Technology is Leading a Healthcare Revolution [Infographic]

November 14, 2014November 14, 2014 by Paul Salmon

Learn more about how technology is leveraging a healthcare revolution. Americans spend trillions of dollars on healthcare and companies are looking for innovative ways to tap into that market. The future of healthcare is rapidly changing. If you would like to learn more about an exciting and rewarding career in healthcare we invite you to check out our Online Healthcare MBA Program.

Mobile Technology and Medicine

August 20, 2013 by Paul Salmon

The medical sector has experienced a drastic improvement in the last decade. Diseases that were once thought to be incurable no longer exist while services to patients have been improved greatly. One of the biggest contributors to these positive changes has been technology. The integration of medicine with technology has basically raised the heights to what the medical community could achieve.

In particular, we are going to look at mobile technology and how it has been of benefit in the medical field. The use of mobile technology has enabled remote medicine to be achieved. This simply means that now patients do not have to physically visit the doctor at the hospital for various health services.