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Cette conférence a pour but de présenter quelques projets développés par les hautes écoles et entreprises de pointe dans le domaine. Utilisation de smartphones ou de tablettes pour la gestion ou le suivi de patients, lentilles intelligentes, gestion informatisée de dossiers médicaux, etc.
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Désormais, à Genève, le patient peut consulter son dossier médical en ligne. Après deux ans de phase test, le projet est maintenant accessible à toute la population. C’est le médecin traitant qui créera le dossier. Delete the scoop?
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Développé par l’unité eHealth de l'Institut Informatique de Gestion avec un financement de Nano-Tera, G-DEMANDE permet de suivre à distance les paramètres physiologiques de femmes enceintes touchées par le diabète gestationnel. L’utilisation de cette application est actuellement en phase de test au CHUV dans l’équipe du Dr. Juan Ruiz. Parmi les quelques futures mamans qui utilisent l’application depuis le mois de novembre, le premier bébé, dont la maman utilisait cette solution informatisée de suivi de grossesse, est né il y a quelques jours au CHUV ! Delete the scoop?
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Google's former lead health strategist has launched a new website, SmartPatients, which helps cancer patients connect with each other, and learn more about their disease. Via Alex Butler Delete the scoop?
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L'E-Santé ou santé électronique est un secteur en pleine expansion. Dossier électronique du patient, suivi en temps réel de malades chroniques... transfert d'informations entre médecins, hôpitaux et patients, les applications sont multiples. Un vaste champ de recherche auquel participe la HES-SO Valais. La Haute Ecole est en charge de différents projets qui pourront changer le quotidien des malades. Delete the scoop?
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VISCERAL is a support action that will organize two competitions on information extraction and retrieval involving medical image data and associated text that will benchmark the state of the art and define the next big challenges in large scale data processing in medical image analysis. Delete the scoop?
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Du 13 au 15 mars, la HES-SO Valais-Wallis a accueilli quelques-uns de ses partenaires de recherche en santé digitale à Vercorin (VS). Les membres du projet européen COMMODITY12 s'y sont réunis durant trois jours afin de présenter les résultats intermédiaires de leurs travaux relatifs au suivi informatisé des personnes souffrant d'un diabète de type 1 ou 2. Avec l'Institut informatique de gestion de la HES-SO Valais-Wallis, huit autres institutions dont le CHUV de Lausanne constituent ce consortium de recherche européen. Delete the scoop?
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This year IBM dedicated its Five in Five series (an annual list of five technologies that are likely to advance dramatically) solely to sensors.
Digital sensors of the touch, sight,hearing, taste and smell kind along with their potential are all profiled by IBM Sensor technology is going through a renaissance as companies develop smart and innovative new ways to track data using them.
Sensor innovation is in-part driving the Digital Health Revolution as digital health companies find ingenius ways to integrate them in to apps, devices and other peripherals. The smartphone will play an increasing important role in all of this as they go from having six built-in sensors currently to having sixteen in the next five years.
If these predictions are correct then the next five years will be half-a-decade of sensor proliferation meaning the Digital Health Ecosystem will grow exponentially. In the meantime though there are already a plethora of digital health sensors in use or in the pipeline that are helping people improve and, in some instances, save lives. Via Andrew Spong 
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April 18, 1:34 PM
This will take the QS movement to another level... Delete the scoop?
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When we get sick, doctors capture all kinds of data about us in their office or at the hospital: bloodwork, scans, interviews, probes. Then there's a follow-up appointment to see how we're doing. Via Alex Butler, dbtmobile 
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March 1, 9:59 AM
Nice to see Paul featured in this article, good read 
Kevin Moran's curator insight,
March 4, 4:36 PM
Driven by technology and quality we will all be receipents of better health care services. Delete the scoop?
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At the start of each year our US colleagues take a look at the key trends in the digital landscape and the opportunities they present in healthcare. For 2013, Via Sven Awege, Isabelle Delignière-Léglise, Tiffany Jésus, Chanfimao, dbtmobile 
Sven Awege's curator insight,
February 25, 4:41 AM
Very nice presentation for us Europeans. Most concepts are already out there and well discussed. Nice to have this presentation to bring some of that together in a good read. useful couple of slides for helping senior management wake up to digital as part of Multichannel in Pharma. Thanks Inventiv Health. Click to view presentation. 
Rowan Norrie's curator insight,
February 27, 3:36 AM
Great overview of the key digital trends emerging this year. 
Dan Baxter's curator insight,
April 18, 5:54 PM
Great roundup, fav quote.....
'tell stories, be relevant' Delete the scoop?
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En janvier 2013, l’initiative Transparence Santé rassemblant des journalistes, des représentants d’usagers de santé, des assureurs, des entrepreneurs, des chercheurs et des consultants publiait un manifeste appelant à l'ouverture des données publiques de santé, afin de permettre à la société civile d’y accéder en toute transparence. Delete the scoop?
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Volumetric medical images contain an enormous amount of visual information that can discourage the exhaustive use of local descriptors for image analysis, compa Delete the scoop?
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Technology could be the answer to making healthcare safer, more accurate, and more affordable Via nrip, Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek, Arruabea, dbtmobile 
Shirley A Williams's curator insight,
February 19, 8:51 AM
Interesting infograph highlighting the possible use of technolgy in health care. I am not sure that technology would replace 90% of what doctors do however it would certainly improve both the efficiencies and patietn- doctor relationship.
This artcle [or infograph] certainly stimulates thoughts on what can change. 7/10
Curated by Shirley www.socialmediapearls.com 
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March 25, 12:33 PM
Have a look on patientsworld.com project. in 5 years the ambition is to become an international of health big data. With 650 000 professional referencies and more than 800 000 paients contacts, it becomes in France an inevtable actor
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The internet can be used as a diagnostic tool, for peer-to-peer healthcare, and for self-tracking. We look at the statistics behind these activities. Via Richard Meyer, Giuseppe Fattori, dbtmobile, Fabrice Vezin, Henri Lefèvre Delete the scoop?
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Depuis le 1er mai, Jürgen Graalfs a rejoint T-Systems Suisse au sein de l'équipe Health and Public. L'entreprise entend ainsi profiter du potentiel de la cybersanté dans le pays. Delete the scoop?
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La santé numérique est l’un des grands enjeux du 21e siècle. Pour sa première édition, la journée e-health du 7 juin 2013 sera l’occasion de découvrir des savoir-faire suisses et internationaux dans le domaine. Delete the scoop?
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A sommaire de cette 23e Newsletter "eHealth Suisse" (avril 2013)
Groupe d’experts « Sémantique » : les membres ont été désignésSwiss eHealth Barometer 2013« Formats d’échange » avec la FMH et pharmaSuisseLa « cybersanté » fait partie de la stratégie de la santé du Conseil fédéral Delete the scoop?
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With the endorsement of the Health and Wellbeing Unit of DG CONNECT of the European Commission, TICBioMed organizes the second edition of the EU SME eHealth Competition. Delete the scoop?
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L’Institut d’informatique de gestion de la HES-SO Valais participe au projet européen de développement d’une solution informatique pour la prise en charge du diabète. L’informatique médicale est un moteur de croissance pour l’institut. Delete the scoop?
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Initialement prévue les 14 et 15 mars 2013, la deuxième édition d’Hevaex, contraction de « The Health Valley Exhibition » a été récemment repoussée en raison de différents stratégiques, quant au positionnement et au contenu éditorial du congrès, entre le FVS Group et A3P Suisse, deux organisateurs de l’événement. Delete the scoop?
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Tweets are a potential gold mine of data — if epidemiologists and public health officials can sift through them. Via Emmanuel Capitaine , dbtmobile Delete the scoop?
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Xerfi-Precepta a publié une étude portant sur une analyse du marché de l'e-santé. Estimé à 2,4 milliards d'euros en 2012, celui-ci devrait continuer de croitre à un rythme de 4% à 7% d'ici 2017. Via Henri Lefèvre Delete the scoop?
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Explorations of the health potential of Microsoft's Kinect gaming system have so far tended to focus on how it could be used to help rehabilitate patients.
But a new study suggests the Kinect could make a major impact in telemedicine, potentially cutting healthcare costs and reducing patients' hospital visits – and consequently the associated risk of infection.
The study's headline claims focus on the cost-saving benefits of the Kinect, which uses sensors to track body movements and register voice commands, but the technology could have wider-reaching benefits over existing telemedicine systems.
Writing in the International Journal of Electronic Finance, University of Arkansas' Janet Bailey and Microsoft's Bradley Jensen said gaming technology could be used to "teleport" the knowledge and skills of healthcare workers to where they are needed.
"The Kinect allows doctors to control the system without breaking the sterile field via hand gestures and voice commands with a goal of reducing the direct cost of healthcare associated infections to hospitals and patients," they wrote.
Via nrip, Tiffany Jésus, Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek, Fabrice Vezin, dbtmobile 
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February 20, 7:29 AM
pour en savoir plus sur l'investissment de Microsoft dans la santé, consultez cet article :http://lemondedelaesante.wordpress.com/2013/02/01/microsoft-a-loffice-pour-notre-sante/ Delete the scoop?
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Das Institut Wirtschaftsinformatik der HES-SO Valais-Wallis präsentierte am SPIE Medical Imaging, einem der wichtigsten wissenschaftlichen Kongresse für medizinische Bildverarbeitung, drei seiner Arbeiten. Delete the scoop?
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One of the updates to the Apple App Store recently is the inclusion of a specific collection entitled, “Apps for healthcare professionals”. This collection can be found within the ‘Medical Category’.
It is a useful starting point for physicians with new mobile devices looking for relevant apps.
The collection is further subdivided into:Reference Apps, Medical Education Apps, EMR & Patient Monitoring Apps, Nursing Apps, Imaging Apps, Patient Education Apps andPersonal Care Apps. Via Andrew Spong, dbtmobile
Dan Baxter's curator insight,
February 20, 5:17 PM
Interesting that the approval or otherwise by regulatory bodies is not acknowledged
Sven Awege's curator insight,
February 21, 4:34 AM
Pharma needs to wake up here. New players such as Apple and Android who have not traditionally been the key go-through platforms for us are now serious contenders. We need to be on the boat, and help mould our future. Standing by and watching can not be a good thing. The journey is what it's about - learning on the way, changing direction when necessary, but understanding why. That knowledge can not be gained on the side-lines. I can think of several scenarios where Pharma can be part of the scene as a partner/stakeholder! Can't you?
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May 8, 4:33 PM
There are many new and exciting tools for the modern nursing education classroom and clinicals. The students and today's nurse must have information at their finger tips. These tools allow the nurse to get information as needed and rapidly. Delete the scoop?
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In this work, a technique of compound figure separation is proposed and implemented based on systematic detection and analysis of uniform space gaps. The method discussed in this article is evaluated on a dataset of journal figures of the open access literature that was created for the ImageCLEF 2012 benchmark and contains about 3000 compound figures. Delete the scoop?
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