Category: apps
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Telemedicine-enabled abortion restrictions spreading
Attempts to restrict abortions aided by telemedicine consults are spreading across the United States. The practice is now prohibited in 11 states, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that supports abortion rights. read more Source: Telemedicine-enabled abortion restrictions spreading
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Ridiculous Health and Fitness Apps for the iPhone
Dee Jones profiles Health and Fitness apps that are completely ridiculous. In this segment, she profiles WeightShake for the iPhone and FingerMill Revenge, a… Video Rating: 0 / 5
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Stanford Mobile Health 2012 – Day 1 – Launch and Iterate in Baby Steps
Launch and Iterate in Baby Steps Mobile Health at Stanford 2012 – Day 1 (May 16, 2012) BJ Fogg, Stanford Vinay Gidwaney, DailyFeats Cristina Cordova, Pulse R…
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Video Fitness and Health Apps review
Your best and cheapest personal trainer may be your tablet or smartphone. On this week’s IDG App Review we’ll take a look at some of the best health and fitn… Video Rating: 0 / 5
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Study to assess ability of mobile devices to reduce health costs
Scripps Translational Science Institute (STSI), a National Institutes of Health-supported consortium led by Scripps Health, has initiated a clinical study aimed at evaluating whether the integration… read more Source: Study to assess ability of mobile devices to reduce health costs
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SITH3 – Panel 2: Evolving Business Models in mHealth
Securing IT in Healthcare: Part III May 17, 2013 Panel 2: Evolving Business Models in mHealth Panel Abstract How are device manufacturers, new service provid… Video Rating: 5 / 5
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Scripps Study Looks at Healthcare Savings With mHealth
Scripps Health, the four-hospital system in San Diego, has launched Wired for Health, a clinical study aimed at evaluating whether the integration of wireless technologies, online social networks, and medicine can have a direct effect on healthcare spending. Scripps Health, the four-hospital system in San Diego, has launched Wired for Health, a clinical study aimed…
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Telemedicine improves pediatric care in rural ERs
Care quality for pediatric patients in rural emergency rooms improved “significantly” when delivered via telemedicine consultations, according to a study published online this week in the journal Critical Care Medicine. read more Source: Telemedicine improves pediatric care in rural ERs
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Ochsner’s Chris Belmont: Big data key to scheduling, telehealth efforts
At Ochsner Health System in New Orleans, big data is helping to connect physicians, patients and staff. Not only with “obvious” data, but data of little details that don't always come to the surface. read more …read more Source: Ochsner's Chris Belmont: Big data key to scheduling, telehealth efforts
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Mobile health care app!
The Mobile Health Care APP is a health care App http://www.l9app.com/QOLA and its all about enhancing your life. If you have been looking for a Mobile health… Video Rating: 0 / 5 At HIMSS 13, Dr. Andy Litt made the case that healthcare must become a team sport. He outlined ideas to make it so,…