Connected healthcare refers to a model of healthcare management that uses available consumer technologies to deliver patient care outside a normal healthcare setting. This involves integrating data collected by medical devices in healthcare facilities and outside their walls into a centralized electronic health record (EHR).
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Four Ways to Implement a Hygienic Return to the Office
by Adam Lovinusby Adam LovinusWorking from home may have its benefits (who needs pants in a Zoom meeting, anyway?),…
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Here are some changes you’ll need to make to your routine to make sure you’re as safe as possible when your institution opens to students
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What Should You Look for in an Outsourced Customer Support Partner?
by Adam Lovinusby Adam LovinusIs your company considering outsourcing customer support? It might seem like a leap of faith…
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CARES Act Funding Puts Technology to Work
by Adam Lovinusby Adam LovinusCARES Act funds technology and infrastructure purchases for schools, offices, and public health facilities rolling out the right tech for the job.
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USB-C connections offer one plug to rule them all. That translates into cleaner and more convenient work setups, thinner laptop builds, and fewer dongles and cable converters to carry around in your laptop bag.
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With many school campuses closed, the homework gap has grown into an all-encompassing rift for students. Wireless hotspots offer solutions for many districts.
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With many employees working from home on a full or partial basis, companies are looking for efficient methods to backup a home office–dozens or hundreds of them at a time.