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Ranked Health: Curated Health Apps & Devices Ranked Health: Curated Health Apps & Devices

Ranked Health: Curated Health Apps & Devices

Health app rankings by clinicians, researchers, & patients

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From the Ranked Health website: 

RANKED Health is a project run by the Hacking Medicine Institute (HMi), a non-profit organization spun out of MIT’s Hacking Medicine program. This project is designed to review and rank healthcare focused applications, providing independent, unbiased and accurate information to accelerate patient and provider adoption of clinically proven and high-quality digital health solutions. In addition to identifying best-in-class healthcare applications for better health monitoring and disease management, RANKED Health also helps uncover unsafe and ineffective apps on the market.

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NQF Identification and Prioritization of HIT Patient Safety Measures NQF Identification and Prioritization of HIT Patient Safety Measures

NQF Identification and Prioritization of HIT Patient Safety Measures

National Quality Forum HIT Safety Report

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From the NQF website:

"In order to address the rapidly-evolving area of HIT and its intersection with quality and outcomes, NQF initiated a project to develop a set of recommendations around the measurement of HIT-related safety issues."

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