Clinicians Increasingly Comfortable with Digital Health

Survey: Clinicians Increasingly Comfortable with Digital Health
Healthcare Informatics
A recently released survey of clinicians reveals that more and more are accepting of digital health devices and concepts to bring them closer to patients.The survey, from PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PwC) Health Research Institute (HRI), indicates a changing attitudes among physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician's assistants. HRI surveyed 1,000 clinicians and found that they have begun to share the same attitude with consumers on how digital health can move care from beyond the four walls of the hospital. Read More

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