What's New In Digital Health

EMR software use in healthcare systems has become a widespread practice. However, challenges involving implementation costs and security concerns are major deterrents. Cloud-based software solutions are proving the best option to tackle these challenges.

Healthcare EMRs have made great contribution to patient data handling and storage. However interoperability challenges still remain. Intelligent software solutions serve as a common piece that allows for efficient cross-platform data sharing and utilization.

How can technology support dermatologists in every aspect of their practice? With the desperate need for more efficient workflows and shorter patient wait times, intelligent dermatology software hold immeasurable potential to forever transform the way medical experts provide care.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing to assist in various fields, including healthcare. AI technological advantages can complement dermatology services, however human emotional components in patient-doctor interaction remain a crucial aspect of practice.

In order to provide quality care, dermatologists must be equipped with the most advanced tools in dermoscopy. This article reviews the experience of Dr. Jason Rivers, a practicing dermatologist at Pacific Derm using DermEngine (dermatology software) with the support of MoleScope for his patients.

Software as a Service (SaaS) has become the operational business model of preference for multiple disciplines. In this article we describe the key features that have made it so successful in healthcare practices, with a focus on dermatology.