Phone App Linked to Improved Psoriasis Treatment Adherence
Use of a smartphone app may improve short-term adherence to a cutaneous foam psoriasis treatment.
Use of a smartphone app may improve short-term adherence to a cutaneous foam psoriasis treatment.
While smartphone app use led to increased medication adherence, corresponding drops in systolic blood pressure were not seen.
As technologic tools in clinical practice becomes more standard, it is easy for physicians to become burdened.
Changes can be implemented to help reduce physician frustration with electronic health records.
An improved mechanism for online ratings should be implemented to better inform patients about a physician’s reputation.
The FDA Digital Health Software Precertification Program represents a feasible solution to regulate software classified as a medical device.
The new HSS Resource encourages patients to request — and use — their health record information.
Quality and variability of free-text directions in ambulatory e-prescriptions were examined.
Mobile technology has increased the rates of colorectal cancer screening.
Usability challenges were most common during order placement, medication administration, review of results, and documentation.