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An IMS Health report on consumer facing mobile health apps offers an outlook on the future of mobile health technology and has a breakdown of mhealth apps. Via eMedToday 
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Dr. Alvin Rajkomar was doing rounds with his team at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center when he came upon a puzzling case: a frail, elderly patient with a dangerously low sodium level. Via eMedToday
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“ Telemedicine and mHealth apps will adapt more and more to smartphone technology in the future, especially those targeting the senior citizens segment.” Via ET Russell, eMedToday, Rémy TESTON
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“MHealth has tremendous potential, but it requires talented individuals with a wide skill set to shepherd the technology and use cases in the right direction ensuring that end users have a positive experience along the way.” Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
September 19, 2013 10:23 PM
It is my feeling that in order for a system to be leader in the mHealth space, there needs to be dedicated focus on mHealth. That means having an mHealth group comprised of a manager/director with dedicated staff. Managing mHealth initiatives is different from managing Wi Fi network operations |
It reasons that apps for the most disabling chronic conditions such as cancer, stroke and arthritis could:
Provide information for optimal condition management;Track patient health levels over time (and record improvements in well-being or condition);Help patients communicate with caregivers or other patients for motivation and the sharing of best condition management