Category: mHealth
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4 of 5 smartphone users interested in mobile healthcare interactions
Four out of five smartphone users worldwide are interested in mHealth technology that will let them interact with healthcare providers, a new FICO survey reveals. read more …read more
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Verizon advances patient care with new mobile health product
Verizon today (June 25) announced the immediate availability of Verizon Virtual Visits, which provides an easy, convenient and cost-effective way for patients to be seen remotely by a clinician for a cold, flu, sore throat or other simple, acute conditions, via video on their smartphone, tablet or computer. …read more
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Apple patents may hint at future mHealth strategy
Three Apple patents related to wearable sensors deployed on an iPhone were published last week by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and may offer a deeper look into the vendor’s mHealth strategy. read more …read more
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HIMSS Europe and Wolters Kluwer Health to present webinar on improving care processes with mHealth
The webinar will be held on 25 June from 3-4pm CET …read more
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mHealth Summit to host Global mHealth Forum
The mHealth Summit announced today that it will host the Global mHealth Forum, a two-day co-located event, to focus on mobile and connected health in low and middle income countries (LMICs). …read more
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Text4baby benefits pregnant women
The leading mobile health service in the nation, Text4baby, was found to significantly benefit pregnant women, according to a new study led by Milken Institute School of Public Health (Milken Institute SPH) at the George Washington University and the Madigan Army Medical Center. …read more
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Why medical expertise is a must-have for mHealth tech development
When it comes to designing, developing and building new mobile healthcare tools, many of the most successful ventures typically have one factor in common: accredited healthcare expertise. read more …read more
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How a N.J. Medical Center Has Saved Millions With mHealth Technology
A little more than a year ago, the N.J.-based LibertyHealth Jersey City Medical Center decided to tackle the growing healthcare communication challenge with mobile technology. The cost savings have been nothing short of dramatic. Communication breakdowns in healthcare affect care teams and their patients at every stage of the care process, from diagnosis to treatment.…
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Online and mobile apps designed for health and well-being are often short-lived
According to a doctoral thesis by Research Scientist Kirsikka Kaipainen from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, online and mobile applications for stress management and healthy eating reach a large number of users but their appeal tends to be short-lived. …read more
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2013 Healthcare I.T. M&A: Do Many Notes Make a Song?
As we do each year when we sit down to write this article, we begin by first taking a look back at last year’s M&A Review. We concluded with a prediction and a promise. First, we anticipated some re-emergence of larger deals, then we promised to discuss athenahealth’s (#22) $293 million acquisition of mobile physician…