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The pandemic revolutionised healthcare and the world. But today, as face-to-face care is returning to its former state, is there still room for digital health in clinical settings? Find out below.

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What are the trends in healthcare this year? Why is the quality of care is now more important than ever? Why is mental health becoming more important to practitioners? In this article, you will find out all of this and more, as we interviewed one of the top players in the game; Anita Hobson-Powell, CEO of ESSA.

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What do digital health and change have in common? You've probably guessed it; both can be a challenge at first but rewarding in the end.

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Supported by decades of research on how change can be managed, here are the stages you should consider when implementing digital health into your clinic. We will be looking at 5 different stages: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, and Reinforcement (also known as the Prosci ADKAR® model). By following and understanding these concepts in this order, you can successfully implement digital health in your clinic.

Learn how to successfully implement digital health in your clinic with our free guide below.

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Using patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) has the potential to improve practitioner-patient communication, increase patient satisfaction, aid in monitoring the efficacy of treatment response, and even identify unrecognised problems.

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Read below what is HOOS-12, when and how to use it.

At some point you might need to reassign programs to your old patients. Take these four simple steps to do that. Find your client, click the specific clients, pick the finished program and reassign! Watch our 2 minute guide below.

In this Physitrack University video, Marieke will share her secrets on how to look good on your Physitrack Telehealth consultations.