Search results for "New Technology"
Is self-monitoring of blood glucose still needed for diabetes?
Chamberlain noted. “I don't think anyone will stop doing that.”. A new wave of technology is still making its way, slowly but surely, to the doctor's office and could ... In the meantime, while new technology develops, most physicians and patients
October 2017
Good enough?
Good enough? There are a few themes that permeate this blog: the impact of new technology on medical practice, evidence-based care, health care financing, and a patient-centered approach to ... He is married with two daughters and enjoys cars, reading
April 2022
Quantified self
Other participants were creating new technologies to make tracking and data sharing and analysis easier. ... I came away amazed at how much human biology is still poorly described and even more poorly understood, excited about the potential of new
April 2022
Sound familiar?
Although the industrial revolution has ushered in a new era of technology, the management structures that held everything in place had not changed since the days of artisans, small shops, and ... He is married with two daughters and enjoys cars, reading
April 2022
Dr. Nobody
was still fairly new when we went over to it.
April 2022
Personalized medicine is the future
A new era, however, is upon us. What will be the fate of my beloved colonoscopies or heart catheterizations or blood draws or biopsies of tissues? ... Patients may be able to use their phones or some other device to do a CAT scan (or whatever technology
April 2022
Blockchain as a medical innovation
And, like any new innovation, we don't have to understand it to benefit from it. ... And, every new medical event would be instantly and securely added to a blockchain.
April 2022
Online communication for early diagnosis
The Internet and social media have transformed society. I remember when I was in high school, the concept of being able to retrieve any info...
April 2022
Portable ultrasound scopes out a new role
Both sides seek balance when considering how to use this new technology. ... In short, they're poised to make the stethoscope obsolete, said Jagat Narula, MD, a New York City cardiologist who co-authored a December 2013 editorial about the technology's
May 2014
Crowdsourcing CPR
Second, it triggered a bit of a “why didn't I think of that” response, since there was no new technology used, just a clever repurposing of what we all have ... He is married with two daughters and enjoys cars, reading biographies and histories, and
April 2022