Arthur Maerlender, PhD, ABPP-CN & Andrew Verreaux, BA Introduction Concussion diagnosis is a clinical categorization that rests on symptom reporting. However, diagnostic criteria require certain signs and symptoms to be either ruled in or ruled out. Without an accepted biomarker the variability in clinical practices influences the...
New York, New York. New York-based Qmetis, Inc. announced the release of its latest decision-support tool, ConcussionQx, for the care of concussions. Concussion is one of the fastest-growing injuries in the United States and one of the leading reasons children visit hospital emergency departments across the...
Media attention on concussions has raised the profile of this frequent injury. But because the underlying biological pathophysiology is not clearly defined, progress has been slow in defining the critical features, course, and prognostic signs. Variability in diagnosis and treatment becomes a rate-limiting step as...
Clinical decision support tools have long been used to reduce variance in care, as they help healthcare providers implement evidence-based medicine right at the patient’s bedside. They are particularly critical when treating stroke patients, as decision support systems can provide updated guidelines for stroke care,...
“For many, the words Invention and Innovation are used interchangeably, and they are in many texts considered synonyms. But for industries and businesses with smaller profit margins and growing pressures on revenue, the difference between the two is not insignificant…....
How can healthcare professionals stay ahead of an ever-changing technology landscape when advances are made almost daily that affect us all? Here at Qmetis we are trying to answer that question through our own daily work – and now through QFutures – our newest division. QFutures...
As we exit the pandemic of 2020, and lives and work begin to return from the uncertainties of late winter and spring, we can only be really certain that uncertainty will come back again, this year, next, or maybe later. Entrepreneurs, young companies, and start-up...