LIVERPOOL, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new approach to children’s stay in hospital has been launched that will help Alder Hey improve patient care at its facility and across the NHS. Created by Alder ...

Based on an exhaustive search of Apple’s AppStore and the Google Play store in September 2013, MobiHealthNews found 205 apps that were “hospital-branded” and intended for use by consumers or patients.

A little more than a month ago, Naomi Fried, chief innovation officer at Boston Children's Hospital, tweeted: that most healthcare mobile apps are built for consumers and focus on health and wellness, ...

It seems like every week a hospital proudly unveils a new mobile app. But before you go and hire a mobile developer, ask yourself: Will a mobile app provide real value to users and will it advance ...

Penny Parry said she has only had to go to hospital once in three years Patients with rheumatoid arthritis are being spared long and unnecessary journeys to hospital through a new app. Developed in ...

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center started developing the idea for a patient and family experience mobile phone app in 2016, after receiving some negative feedback from patient families.

About one-third (35 percent) of healthcare organizations offer a consumer-facing app, according to HIMSS Analytics’ Mobile Survey. The following five hospitals and health systems have developed ...

Over the last 20 years, Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)—Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs)–have become fully integrated into most aspects of healthcare. This transition ...

Are you one of the hundreds of hospitals rushing to develop your own hospital app? Compuware just debuted a new tool to help vet your app's performance. The software analyzes apps and gives strategies ...

(TNS) — Providence and about a dozen other major health care systems across the country said Thursday they will join in a venture "unprecedented" in scope to share anonymized patient data in hopes of ...

Like any savvy mother-to-be, Queens, N.Y.-based journalist Kimberly Seals Allers made an informed decision when it came to selecting a hospital in which to give birth. She read articles and parenting ...