Automation coming to healthcare
Case Management Insider, April 14, 2015
Someday soon your patients may turn to a device to keep tabs on their health. A host of companies are working on technology that can administer diagnostic tests, such as eye or hearing tests, and even apps that can scan for skin cancer.
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