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Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health is the second expansion journal in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings family. It is dedicated to being part of the digital revolution that will enhance the practice of medicine using forthcoming digital health tools and is affiliated with Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
Looking specifically at diabetes, a recent study assessing vocal changes in cystic fibrosis–related diabetes analyzed 7 features: fundamental frequency, fundamental frequency variation, jitter, shimmer, noise-to-harmonic ratio, voice turbulence index, and relative average perturbation (RAP).
Transforming Health Care With Artificial Intelligence: Redefining Medical Documentation. Archana Reddy Bongurala, Dhaval Save, Ankit Virmani, Rahul Kashyap. Published online: May 21, 2024. p342-347.
Analyzes patient encounters (dictations and clinical notes) to generate structured, concise summaries for easier integration into the EHR. Reduces time spent manually reviewing notes, improves efficiency in chart review, and can identify key information and potential discrepancies.
Mayo Clinic Center for Digital Health Research and Outcomes Unit was established in April 2021, to support and encourage the clinical scientific investigation of digital health care and its delivery within Mayo Clinic practice.
Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health (MCP: Digital Health) is sponsored by Mayo Clinic and is a companion title to the widely read and cited Mayo Clinic Proceedings. MCP: Digital Health is an online only, open access journal that publishes original research, reviews, narratives of implementation experiences, commentaries, editorials ...
Embedding Internal Accountability into Healthcare Institutions for Safe, Effective, and Ethical Implementation of Artificial Intelligence into Medical Practice: A Mayo Clinic Case Study. Loufek et al.
Insights gained from research studies using Ambient intelligence can guide changes in behavior of hospital staff, lead to better infection control strategies in hospital units, lower morbidity rates, and reduce length of stay, resulting in better patient outcomes.
In the coming years, it is clear that the health care community will progressively look to Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health and its peer journals as incubators of new knowledge, sources of innovative digital applications, and guides to the conceptual scaffolding for digital care. They will play a crucial role in driving real-world ...
Dr. Francisco Lopez-Jimenez, Editor-in-Chief, provides an update on the first year of Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health, a peer-reviewed scientific journal in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings’ journal family.