Every January, a familiar kind of headline makes the rounds: the healthiest and least ...

The Challenge For healthcare organizations with strong regional footprints, understanding consumer perception at the local ...

We rate Uber drivers, restaurants, Amazon delivery, and much more, but when it comes to our own health experience, we often have little to no data. That’s especially scary because the business model ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Measurement-based care — the idea of using patient data that is collected during treatment to guide clinical care — isn’t new. In fact ...

As voters are increasingly asked to decide complex health policy questions at the ballot box, new research from the Brown ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The researchers are calling this new stat your "daily heart rate per step" or "DHRPS," and it’s a helpful ...

The weight loss and weight management market was valued at $31.07 billion in 2025 A program can describe its results as ...

Mental health measurement is inherently complex and often lacks objective tools for clinicians to utilize because patient progress looks different to everyone. Adler notes the limitations of the ...

User-centric dashboards and self-service reporting provide users with information they need, but don’t necessarily provide them with the means to extract key insights or take action on their results.

Hospitals and health systems must take an abundance of measurements to succeed in value-based care. Jeanne Cohen believes healthcare leaders are overlooking the key to value-based care success: ...