Campus Sanofi organiza un debate digital sobre las barreras que el ...Medicina21.comEl acceso y uso de internet en el ámbito de la salud sigue siendo un tema de actualidad y debate entre la gran mayoría de profesionales sanitarios en España.
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Several interesting facts crossed my computer screen recently. The first was a Tweet by American Medical News that the first CT scan was performed on August 25th 1973. The second focused on the large number of practicing physicians who suffer... Delete the scoop?
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Aunque con datos del año 2009, esta infografía refleja un estudio hecho sobre el e-paciente. Via Mariano Fernandez Delete the scoop?
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Eve Harris writes:
'Researchers should stop designing inquiries around outcomes that don’t matter to patients. We reviewed some studies that seemed better suited for mice but were nonetheless conducted in humans.
Overall, though, it appears that patient perspectives and values are increasingly part of research design. The Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is funding exciting new studies. In a recent article, PCORI explains “Why Methods Matter.”
The healthcare delivery systems of today differ markedly from those of the past, and the way care is delivered can have a profound impact on outcomes. These factors combine to make it difficult, but critical, for patients and their care providers to understand and use the research information most relevant to the health decisions they make.
Providers and patients are making progress in defining and trying out new ways of communicating about clinical decisions. Achieving the best outcomes via this newer, more participatory practice of medicine requires attention not only to the evidence provided by high quality studies but also clinical judgment and respect for the bottom line: patient values.' Via Andrew Spong Delete the scoop?
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Am I blessed or what? I'm the CEO of a start-up bent on revolutionizing the way in which health care marketers engage, attract and retain patients, and I get diagnosed with a brain tumor… ok, ok, I know – how can that be a ...
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A draft of standards for a health and medical app certification program was released recently by Happtique. As a matter of disclosure I am proud to have been the Chair of the panel that drafted these standards. The standards are in draft form and... Delete the scoop?
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mHealth is an emerging trend in technology. It stands for 'mobile healthcare' and means utilizing smartphones and medical mobile devices to help diagnose and monitor health conditions. Via Alex Butler, Tom Hall Delete the scoop?
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Chronious, el proyecto europeo para desarrollar prendas inteligentes, tiene como objetivo principal mejorar la calidad de vida de pacientes crónicos y facilitar el trabajo médico. Los múltiples sensores integrados en la camiseta que se ha desarrollado permiten monitorizar y transmitir ritmo cardíaco, respiración y actividad física. Delete the scoop?
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FutureMed executive director Daniel Kraft, MD kicked off Rock Health's second Demo Day last week in San Francisco by summarizing some of the most excit...
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So I downloaded a mood-tracking app.Guess what: it drove me nuts. “Ding. How are you?”. #mHealth
— Health Is Social (@HealthIsSocial) June 14, 2012 I’m not a big fan of the Quantified Self movement – more on why in a future post. Delete the scoop?
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One out of 18 people die from a stroke. Those who live are lucky, but still deal with its after effects, as strokes often damage the areas in the brain that coordinate movement. Delete the scoop?
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People are turning to social media to bridge the chasm between those in need of life-saving organs and those who can help.
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Companies are adopting mobile technologies and strategies to improve health and healthcare delivery.
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I just gave a presentation about The Social MEDia Course at the recent Medicine 2.0 at Harvard Medical School. I met amazing people such as Epatient Dave, Susannah Fox, Peter Murray, and the list goes on. Delete the scoop?
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Digital health can redefine medicine -- but will benefit from a wider ranger of investors, including those with deep healthcare expertise
Khosla claims that Google’s development of a driverless car is a challenge “two orders of magnitude more complex” than providing the right diagnosis. To me, this highlights what I see as the underlying disconnect — the mischaracterization of the fundamental problem to be solved.
Medicine isn’t (only) about inputting symptoms and receiving a diagnosis, it’s about trying to elicit symptoms, to understand why a patient is worried or concerned, to appreciate how a particular treatment approach is likely to work in the real world, to provide encouragement as a patient tries to deal with chronic illness. . Via Alex Butler Delete the scoop?
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The mobile user experience encompasses the user’s perceptions and feelings before, during and after their interaction. Delete the scoop?
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See on Scoop.it – Patient Steve Mann says he’s the world’s first cyborg — and that you’ll join him as one pretty soon. “It’s kind of obvious that everyone is moving along that trajectory,” Ma... Delete the scoop?
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Researchers at the UC San Diego School of Medicine are evaluating a new social media tool called Wellaho to treat patients with type I and II diabetes.
The clinical trial will study whether the use of social networking can improve patient-physician interactions and the patient’s overall health and wellbeing. Delete the scoop?
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Do you want to become better at searching online? The advice I give to my students is that it works just like with other skills: You need to practice more and more. Delete the scoop?
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Uno de los temas que planteamos en el debate sobre educación médica de Salud 2.0 Euskadi, fue la necesidad imperiosa de que las Universidades eduquen a sus alumnos en el correcto uso de las herramientas digitales en Medicina, para lograr que la eSalud sea segura. Delete the scoop?
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Alejandro Jadad desafió a la Organización Mundial de la Salud al plantearle la urgencia de volver a entender esta noción. Delete the scoop?
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Concept: More than half of sub-Saharan Africans lack access to basic health care and must travel hours to visit local clinics. The TeleMed Africa team has experience in microfinance and healthcare technology, and aims to use mobile phones to connect nurses with patients who need medical advice. The potential customer base? The region's 260 million cell users. Delete the scoop?
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I’ve been working on including digital literacy in medical curriculum for long years now. It’s not the fault of medical professionals if they don’t know how to deal with e-patients as they have never been trained to acquire such skills.
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Cada día paso algunas horas recorriendo internet en busca de artículos, ideas nuevas, blogs, proyectos, personas ¡lo que sea!, que tenga que ver con redes sociales, nuevas tecnologías y salud. 
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June 10, 2012 11:35 PM
Hey! Ese soy yo! Gracias por considerar el artículo para un "Scoop". Aprovecho felicitarte Mariano por tus muy recomendables "scoops".
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IN A windowless room on a quiet street in Framingham, outside Boston, Rob Goudswaard and his colleagues are trying to unpick the knottiest problem in health care: how to look after an ageing and thus sick...
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