Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic continues its pilot project examining the feasibility of using kiosks to deliver care remotely.

At a new National Institutes of Health-funded center at the University of Memphis (Tenn.), researchers are working on software solutions to help healthcare providers and others better analyze and use data collected by wearable devices.

The ability to access EHRs from smartphones or other mobile devices is associated with higher physician EHR satisfaction, according to a report from Software Advice.

In July, Rep. Phil Gingrey, MD (R-Ga.) blasted electronic health record giant Epic during a hearing on technology and healthcare hosted by the Subcommittees on Communications and Technology and Health, saying the platform is not interoperable. He was soon joined by other lawmakers questioning…

The vast majority of nurses are not happy with their inpatient EHR systems, according to a survey from Black Book Market Research.

PDI announced that its subsidary, Interpace Diagnostics, has acquired Asuragen’s miRInform tests. To read more, click here. 

Apple has temporarily removed the glucose monitoring functionality from its Health app to fix a data unit issue.

Portland, Maine, will use $50,000 in grant funding to assess the current state of healthcare informatics and evaluate the potential of building an informatics training and research center in the area.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has launched Data for Health, a large-scale research project designed to determine how big data can be used to improve population health.

In the company's third quarter financial results, athenahealth reported 26 percent revenue growth over the third quarter of 2013.