decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2022 Issue 9 (September)
Physicians eager to tap into tech explosion, remote monitoring poised to surge
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Article Overview
This article summarizes AMA research on physicians’ changing attitudes toward digital health and related health IT tools from 2016 to 2022. It covers adoption trends across multiple technology categories, the expanding role of remote patient monitoring, privacy and data-sharing concerns, and the rise of administrative and price-transparency platforms that support care delivery and billing workflows. The piece is relevant to physicians, practice leaders, health IT vendors, and coding/compliance professionals following digital health adoption and regulatory change.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps readers understand which digital health tools are gaining traction in physician practices and why that matters for care delivery, workflow design, data access, privacy, and technology strategy. It also connects clinical technology trends with administrative and transparency-driven systems that affect provider operations and patient information handling.
Article Sections
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Health IT
Introduces the AMA digital health research and outlines broad physician adoption trends across multiple technology categories. It sets up the discussion of which tools are growing fastest and why they matter in practice.
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RPM set to grow
Focuses on remote patient monitoring as a growing area of interest, including physician attitudes, market development, and how the category is evolving within digital health. It also touches on related privacy and implementation issues.
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Front end tech emerges, too
Covers administrative and data-focused health IT applications tied to bundled care, payer data, and price transparency requirements. It highlights how these tools are being used in provider operations and electronic health record workflows.
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Beware untried tech
Discusses concerns about emerging medical technology, including product reliability, bias, and the need for oversight as digital tools advance. It uses examples to illustrate why careful evaluation of new technologies remains important.
What You Will Learn
- How physicians’ use of digital health tools has changed over time
- Which broad categories of health IT are seeing stronger adoption
- Why remote patient monitoring is attracting increased attention
- How price transparency and data-driven administrative tools are affecting practice workflows
- What concerns exist around privacy, data handling, and untested technology
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Medical practice administrators
- Health IT professionals
- Compliance and coding professionals
- Healthcare technology vendors
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