COVID-19

In mid-march when the COVID-19 pandemic began to reshape the way people lived their lives, companies were tasked with quickly figuring out a secure way to digitize.

Although more testing is necessary to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus, the quantity of tests is inconsequential without veritable data on the tests' sensitivity and specificity...

Regulatory processes and FDA approval initially allowed for diagnostic test kits to be produced only by the CDC, resulting in massive test shortages across the nation. In February, the FDA responded to concerns about test shortages by relaxing certain regulations

Telemedicine has long been known to improve the quality of care and is crucial in our efforts to contain and control the spread of COVID-19. As healthcare systems

The COVID-19 pandemic has left the healthcare industry, and the general public reeling. Massive shortages of test-kits, hospital beds, ventilators, and personal protective equipment (PPE) intensify concerns as the transmission of the novel coronavirus...

Telemedicine refers to the application of information technology and telecommunication tools to provide clinical health care from a distance. Healthcare professionals can now offer medical services remotely utilizing audio-visual and text-based messaging tools. Initially, telemedicine was used primarily in military and space applications, but its use has become more widespread in recent years. Telemedicine works best when driven by broadband internet access which enables fast, reliable communic