Category: mHealth

  • New mHealth framework must integrate into existing functions

    New mHealth framework must integrate into existing functions

    Applying a health systems “lens” to the evaluation of mobile healthcare initiatives, a recent article in the peer-reviewed journal Global Health: Science and Practice argues that mHealth… read more Source: New mHealth framework must integrate into existing functions

  • State legislator calls for expanded use of telehealth

    State legislator calls for expanded use of telehealth

    State Representative Klint Kesto of Michigan's 39th district made a public call for greater use of telehealth tools in a letter to the editor published today in the Kalamazoo Gazette. read more Source: State legislator calls for expanded use of telehealth

  • Scripps Study Looks at Healthcare Savings With mHealth

    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…

  • CEO offers unique perspective in mHealth regulatory debate

    CEO offers unique perspective in mHealth regulatory debate

    It's not often that you find mHealth vendors who are asking the FDA for more regulations. However, Alan Portela, CEO of San Antonio-based AirStrip is a rare breed of company executive in that… read more Source: CEO offers unique perspective in mHealth regulatory debate

  • 4 ways nurses can help implement mHealth

    4 ways nurses can help implement mHealth

    Though they are on the front lines of patient care, nurses are taking a backseat to doctors as hospitals seek to implement mobile healthcare. In fact, nurses are often excluded from the front-end… read more Source: 4 ways nurses can help implement mHealth

  • mHealth Industry to See Significant Growth by 2017, Report Says

    mHealth Industry to See Significant Growth by 2017, Report Says

    By the end of 2017, the mHealth industry is expected to have grown by a compound annual growth rate of 61 percent, to reach a value of $26 billion, according to a new report from Research and Markets. By the end of 2017, the mHealth industry is expected to have grown by a compound annual…

  • Study: Popular Mobile Health Apps Carry Considerable Privacy Risks

    Study: Popular Mobile Health Apps Carry Considerable Privacy Risks

    Many of the most popular mobile health and fitness apps (both free and paid) carry considerable privacy risks for users—and that the privacy policies for those apps that have policies do not describe those risks, according to a new study from the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse. Many of the most popular mobile health and fitness apps…

  • mHealth Today

    mHealth Today

    Are You Plugged In To What's Happening in mHealth?Mobile Marketing Watch, on Fri, 12 Jul 2013 08:55:46 -0700Are You Plugged In to Whats Happening in mHealth Are You Plugged In To Whats Happening Here are some of the top stories in mobile health that our sister site mHealthWatch been monitoring this week. Aetna Says CarePass…

  • mHealth market to reach $23.49 billion by 2018

    mHealth market to reach $23.49 billion by 2018

    The global mHealth market is predicted to grow from $6.21 billion in revenue in 2013 to $23.49 billion by 2018 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30.5 percent over that five-year period, according to a new report from market research firm MarketsandMarkets. read more Source: mHealth market to reach $23.49 billion by 2018

  • Sparks fly over mHealth regs

    Sparks fly over mHealth regs

    A fire continues to burn unchallenged as various stakeholders take sides over the anticipated depth and timing of mobile app regulation. It appears this most recent iteration flamed up after the Food and Drug Administration issued an “it has come to our attention” letter to Biosense for its UChek urine analyzer. read more Source: Sparks…