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4 Ways to Optimize Wound Care Telehealth
Telehealth is on the rise, and it’s not just because of the year-long pandemic. While COVID-19 has certainly contributed to increased adoption, telehealth is also growing due to broader acceptance of remote treatment by clinicians and patients as access to new technology expands. For example, smartphones with high-resolution cameras and software with digital imaging capability […]
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Kickstarting a Pressure Injury Prevention Program
Net Health Wound Experts Summarize AHRQ Best Practices We know pressure injuries are on the rise, and they can wreak havoc with patient health and the bottom line. If your hospital is like most, you’ve already taken steps to implement a pressure injury prevention program (PIPP). And it’s likely based, at least in part, on […]
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Not Worried About Scurvy? Thank Clinical Trial Pioneers
Industry celebrates clinical trials and its past, present and future on May 20 For many, the unsung heroes of the life-saving drugs and therapies developed over the past century have been the researchers and clinical trial participants who made those innovations possible. That’s one reason why Clinical Trials Day is going to be especially notable […]
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The Evolution of Digital Wound Care: An Inside Look at Tissue Analytics
TA Senior VP Kevin Keenahan in a podcast discusses the company’s focus, challenges and future It was watching a wet-to-dry dressing change at The Johns Hopkins Hospital nearly a decade ago that convinced Kevin Keenahan, a biomedical engineering graduate student, that information technology could play a key role in improving wound care for both patients […]
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5 Digital Innovations Reshaping the Modern EHR
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have come a long way since the early days of the automated platforms. Advances in technology and the involvement of providers and those who use the systems are helping to fuel an evolution that is bringing new capabilities and ways to improve outcomes and efficiencies while managing costs, streamlining workflows, and […]
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Leveraging Digital Tools to Better Treat Wound Care Patients
Dr. Alicia Oropallo discusses digital imaging’s use and value in AAWC webinar Telemedicine is the future of wound care, and digital tools such as imaging technology will play a vital and expanding role, says Alisha Oropallo, MD, MS, FACS, FAPWCA, director of the Comprehensive Wound Health Center at Northwell Health in New Hyde Park, NY. […]
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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy – Providing New Hope for COVID-19 Patients
Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, clinicians have constantly sought out new ways to best treat patients. While there have been some exciting new therapies for the treatment of COVID-19, equally promising are the innovative applications of existing therapies. As we have seen so many times over the past year, physicians, nurses, and researchers have […]
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6 Ways Digital Imaging Facilitates Clinical Trials During Lockdown. . . and Beyond
It’s hard to believe as we reflect over the past year but virtually everything has changed in healthcare. What once was considered leading edge – such as decentralized clinical trials – has started to become the norm. As we slowly move to a “new normal” (whatever that may be), many in the industry are asking […]
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Wound Care Expert Cathy Thomas Hess Lays Out the Importance of Putting the “Why” in Wound Care Workflow
Workflow strategy has a place in every type of business and nowhere is it more important than in the constantly evolving world of medicine. In an interview on the “Speaking of Wounds” podcast, Net Health’s Cathy Thomas Hess details just how crucial strategic workflow management is to the success of any wound care business, and […]
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Pressure Injuries in the Crosshairs
Hospitals focus on pressure injury prevention as concerns grow over frequency and severity Despite medical facilities’ best efforts, pressure injuries (PIs) are on the rise. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) has estimated that 2.5 million hospital patients develop a PI each year, and 60,000 die as a direct result of their wounds.1 […]
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