Today, patients want more control over their care than ever before and many prefer digital communication channels like SMS text messages over email, phone or web-based patient portal messages. Many ...

Vaccine hesitancy is widely recognized as one of the most significant public health problems of the 21 st Century. The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies vaccine hesitancy ...

Patient engagement seems to hold the potential to deliver significant health improvements and cost savings on a scale comparable to a breakthrough medication. Unlike traditional drugs, engagement ...

CommonSpirit Health is taking a robust approach to physician engagement and reaping the benefits in areas such as reducing physician burnout.

Elsevier today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Mytonomy, a leader in video-based patient ...

The once-solid bonds between providers and patients are dissolving. The breakup has been in the works a long time, but it’s accelerating. Patients, restless and newly empowered after decades of being ...

Clinical trial participants are difficult, expensive and time consuming to recruit, making them one of a study’s most valuable assets. Yet, across the industry, dropout rates are notoriously high. As ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Artificial intelligence (AI) can help collect patient data and create personalized communications. AI also can ...

“Your patients are accustomed to high-end retail experiences, so be like Amazon!” Every now and then, the healthcare industry makes these types of lofty proclamations, and it usually comes without ...

Patient engagement is a necessity when performing health technology assessment to help better assess and identify the outcomes of a rare disease. Rare diseases present distinct challenges to health ...

Patient engagement solutions facilitate active care participation, but several myths persist that hinder their adoption and implementation. Myth #1: Patient engagement solutions have an “unclear” ...