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The adoption of mobile technology within healthcare environments has increased significantly in recent years, as more and more clinicians turn to their devices to coordinate care and manage patient health outcomes. With an estimated 95% of Americans now owning...

Vision occurs in the brain, not the eye. Our eyes convert light into a signal that the brain makes sense of, but sight actually occurs in the brain. During childhood, an eye defect – such as one eye being out...

1. What are the key challenges faced with Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual and Augmented reality taking center stage of future professional decisions? While there is great promise in the technology in specific use cases, it will likely take time for...

Kidney stones are a chronic problem that affects 1 in 11 people.1 In recent decades, treatment paradigms for this common problem have undergone transformative changes. The first procedural intervention was open surgery, which is largely not performed today. A...

This editorial is a response to many and many requests to submit a paper on diabetes although I never treated diabetes except for a few subjects. I treated many reversible pathological conditions by teaching a meal pattern prompted by...

Lack of alignment between innovation ambition and innovation ability is curbing value for healthcare organizations Innovation ambition at healthcare organizations does not match up with execution, and it’s hindering innovation’s impact on creating value. According to Accenture’s 2016 Healthcare Innovation Research, leaders of healthcare companies...

Digital transformation and the transition to value based care are pushing care providers to change their patient experience approach. Patients today desire the same customization and digital services in healthcare as they receive across retail and other industries. But...