Patient Transportation: The Hidden Barrier to Care
Here is one social determinant of health you might not have thought of: patient transportation. A patient’s ability to get a ride to the hospital...Read More
Telehealth Could Help Tackle Rural America’s Behavioral Health Crisis
Behavioral health is already an under-realized field in healthcare. Treatments for behavioral healthcare aren’t as profitable as other sectors in healthcare that have more procedure-oriented...Read More
Interoperability: Improving Patient Experience
Improving patient experience and interoperability are closely linked on the road to a better healthcare system. Both are essential to enhancing the patient’s relationships with...Read More
WWDC 2019 Highlights for Product Management and Digital Health
We’re just closing out our review of WWDC 2019, and we wanted to highlight some of the major themes from this year’s conference as it...Read More
Hey, digital companies: stop building creepy products
Most people have encountered bad software – it’s a part of life, and it’s even one we’ve grown to tolerate in certain ways. But with...Read More
What UX can tell us about fixing the healthcare experience
Healthcare should take to heart the first rule of user experience: give the users what they want. With the upcoming buyout of Aetna by the...Read More
InVision Studio made me excited for software again!
Recently, I had an opportunity to travel to Boston to witness a demo of the red-hot upcoming design tool, InVision Studio. I came back downright...Read More
Introducing Traveler: Predictive Analytics for Philly’s Regional Rail
If you’re a regular rider of regional rail here in the City of Brotherly Love, you’ve undoubtedly encountered your fair share of weather-related delays. And likely, all you’ve ever been able to do about it is shrug your shoulders, stand around, be late, and promise yourself that you’d take an even earlier train next time. With a new app called Traveler, developed in the Arcweb Technologies Lab, those unforeseen weather delays could become a thing of the past.
Scrolling and the Inevitability of User Behavior Change
Product designers must continually rethink what they think is true about how people interact with software because, inevitably, it'll be wrong.
A Guide to Participating in Your First Hackathon
Recently we put together a guide for how large organizations can host successful hackathons. Now let's look at what first time hackathon participants need to know in order to succeed.