Year: 2025

IMHA through its winter competition –ICS Winter 2025 will provide funding in the following six categories: Indigenous Health Research, Patient…

National Institutes of Health is conducting Small Research Grant Program for next generation researchers belonging to low-middle income countries for…

SMEX invites applications from persons actively working towards sexual and reproductive health and rights. The application is open for both…

Dexcom, Inc., a leader in glucose biosensing technology, on Tuesday announced the launch of its proprietary Generative AI platform, becoming…

Withings, a connected health technology company, showcased its vision for personal health at this year’s CES by unveiling concept products…

MedicosBiotech has received a CES Innovation Award in the Digital Health category for its Cure Silk chronic wound care solution,…

Artificial intelligence is disrupting the healthcare industry and is bringing innovative solutions in diagnosis, treatment, and patient care. AI is enabling healthcare workers to provide faster, more accurate, and personalized care.

Today, the scope of virtual reality (VR) transcends beyond gaming and social networks. It is self-actualizing in different fields; the…

Businesses are still operating in 2025, and they are still reflecting on how they can effectively manage their supply chains due to the emerging digital and disruptional age. This article will discuss one major area i.e EDI.

As the healthcare systems transition to 2025, there is anticipation of innovation, increased competition, and uncertainty. More than half of…

India is proud to have some of the shining eye care hospitals of the world that are equipped with the latest technology, experienced doctors, and dedication to patients. These hospitals encompass a full range of services, from corrective eye surgeries to simple vision problems solved with special attention paid to quality, cost, and innovative treatments.

The future of healthcare in 2025 is to deal with high patient admission rates, low transparency, patients’ dissatisfaction, and the…

Telemedicine is now an essential aspect of health care today, as it leverages technology to deal with hurdles to accessing…

Everyone knows that paperwork is not why one goes into the healthcare profession. However, patient documents, insurance forms, and records might seem like a mountain that needs to be climbed continuously. They are very time-consuming, cumbersome, and energy-sapping practices that.

As a new model beyond conversational AI, generative AI (GenAI) is redefining patient experiences across healthcare organizations. GenAI is increasing…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a game changer in the healthcare sector, improving patient satisfaction and outcomes in health care. Demographic, clinical, and administrative data are enabling technologies for AI, which has numerous benefits for healthcare providers and researchers. Below is an insightful breakdown of the 12 significant disruptions of AI in healthcare.

EHRs have been in the care of many health facilities since the 1960s. Where once only large hospitals had EHR capability, they are now commonplace; approximately 90% of medical groups use EHRs. They enhance organizational management by availing patients’ records, aiding doctors in making the right decisions, as well as minimizing medical mistakes.

The healthcare industry is likely dynamic due to the ongoing technological changes that are revolutionizing the delivery of healthcare services and management. Healthcare software is used across nearly every facet of the industry, from EHRs to telemedicine platforms and diagnostic tools to boost effectiveness and lower operational costs.

The use of AI in the healthcare sector has significantly changed the industry at a pace that has not been observed in a decade. Instant diagnosis, precise treatment, and lifesaving AI are driving a change that can shift the trajectory of patient outcomes on the horizon. AI startups are on the rise because they are able to solve complex medical problems by using technology. 

In one way or another, healthcare has always been associated with making decisions, especially when time is of the essence. Due to competition in the fast-growing industry, the use of EHRs is also gradually changing the ways patient data is managed. But with the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), EHR further enhances its functionality to allow smarter patient care, advance patient care, and precise patient care that might help in changing the treatment outcomes. Let us now take a look at the ways applied by the usage of AI-driven EHRs.