What's New In Digital Health

Recognized as the gold standard for security and privacy, being GDPR-compliant is a necessary goal if a company wants their dermatology EMR software to expand to an international scale. So what happens when a practice management software is GDPR-compliant but falls short of local legal requirements?

Big data is the concept of using vast quantities of data towards greater insights otherwise missed. Due to the large quantity of information involved within the dermatology industry, new AI algorithms are combing information for valuable insights. But what happens when you’re stuck with dirty data?

As the world of digital healthcare continues to evolve how have the latest innovations been adopted within your practice? With changes occurring so quickly they might be hard to identity. Read on to discover seven key shifts in digital healthcare with a focus on the dermatology industry.

Within your practice you likely have a wide variety of systems at your disposal such as practice management software and dermatology EMR solutions. How well do these systems utilize the latest features in digital health (interoperability, cross-platform accessibility) to support your practice?

How does your dermatology EMR software support your practice? In order for dermatology software solutions to advance your practice they must be equipped with the most intelligent tools. See how on-premise versus cloud-based dermatology solutions are faring in the world of advancing digital health.

How are you keeping your patient data secure? As technology rapidly evolves, this concern becomes intrinsically related to how health tech like dermatology EMR software are equipped to handle changes facing the dermoscopy industry. Read on to learn about the advantages of Cloud-based EMR solutions.