Category: apps
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Survey: adoption of health apps not widespread
Consumer use of health apps on their desktops or mobile devices is not very popular, according to a September 2013 survey from AYTM Market Research. Only seven percent of respondents indicated that… read more Source: Survey: adoption of health apps not widespread
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How UNICEF mHealth Project Uses Design Thinking to Innovate – Lauren Serota
In Chapter 13 of 18 in her 2011 Capture Your Flag interview with host Erik Michielsen, interaction designer and researcher Lauren Serota shares how her frog … Video Rating: 5 / 5
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Moving Mobile Health Devices to the Next Level
Microsoft mobility in health enterprise solutions transform the way health professionals access and use information and applications. Windows 8.1 helps to en…
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BCBS Gives Oklahoma State $250K for Telehealth Expansion
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma has provided Oklahoma State University (OSU) Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa with a $250,000 grant to expand the OSU Telehealth network and provide additional access to healthcare for residents in rural areas of the state. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma has provided Oklahoma State University…
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HIV Prevention Science Update: mHealth and HIV in 2013
mHealth and HIV in 2013: Applying mHealth innovations to HIV prevention research Robert Bollinger, MD, MPH Professor, Department of Medicine, International H…
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Joanne Stevens: 2011 mHealth Summit
http://www.mhealthalliance.org Dr. Joanne Stevens, of the Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action (MAMA), speaks at the 2011 mHealth Summit about MAMA’s efforts … Jackie Moller-Larson, who works in Ghana with MoTeCH, speaks at the 2012 GSMA-mHealth Alliance Mobile Health Summit about her interested in mHealth and its p… Video Rating: 3 / 5
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Diabetes Mobile Health (One More Thing) — Inside E Street
New mobile diabetes technology is allowing patients to have a larger role in testing their blood sugar. Video Rating: 5 / 5
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iOS & Mobile Technology in Healthcare, 1 of 3
CIOs cite the move toward BYOD and Apple’s branding as reasons that Good Technology’s iOS activations are doubling those of Android.
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Mobile Health Conversations — Mobile health devices going cellular or not?
Four out of ten Americans would pay for a remote monitoring device that would track their vital signs and send the data to their doctors, according to a rece… Video Rating: 0 / 5 UCSB computer engineering project for ECE 194BB/594BB (Mobile Embedded Devices). This medical device is interfacing with Google Android 2.1. Video Rating:…
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Intermountain refines its telehealth approach
By adjusting its telehealth infrastructure to better fit in with clinician workflows, Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare is refining and improving its care delivery methods, Healthcare… read more Source: Intermountain refines its telehealth approach