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Rémy TESTON
August 26, 2014 2:39 AM
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Influencia - L’innovation technologique accélérée nous a déjà fait entrer dans l’époque des objets connectés et le rapport du Commissariat général à la stratégie et à la prospective consacré à Internet estime ainsi, que d’ici 2020, 50 milliards d’objets « intelligents » connectés pourraient voir le jour. Décryptage par la PQR 66 dans son dernier rapport "Françaises, Français", baptisé (R)évolutions.
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from Innovation en Santé
August 25, 2014 1:33 PM
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Toute l'actualité sur les carrières médicales, la formation et l'installation, vue par les jeunes médecins, avec des outils et des services sur mesure : annonces, CV, lettres de motivation...
Via VALWIN
Les objets connectés et les écrans portatifs s’intègrent petit à petit dans notre vie quotidienne. Ils se miniaturisent, deviennent de plus en plus ergonomiques et de moins en moins perceptibles su...
Via Edouard Estour, Celine Sportisse, Medecin Geek
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August 25, 2014 3:51 AM
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Un carnet de bord pour mieux gérer au quotidien l'épileptie est disponible sur mobile : Epi&Me. Découverte. Destiné au patient diabétique, l'application mobile Epi&Me, réalisée par l'Instit...
Alors que Apple devrait dévoiler prochainement deux iPhone, nous pourrions également avoir droit à deux objets connectés : l’iFit et l’iWatch.
Via Jean-Pierre Blanger
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Rémy TESTON
August 24, 2014 4:38 AM
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Apple has filed for HealthKit trademarks in the U.S. and Europe, with mention of watches, fitness sensors and more
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August 24, 2014 4:29 AM
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How much you know about telehealth? Take this quiz to find out!
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from Digital Health
August 24, 2014 4:20 AM
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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is partnering with TracFone, a telecommunication company, to provide a new mobile health management solution for high-risk and underserved population. This service would be provided through insurers and other providers. The company revealed this in a press release on its website recently.
Via Alex Butler
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from Social Media and Healthcare
August 24, 2014 4:16 AM
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#Symplur, LLC unveiled their new digital analytics product calledSymplur Signals in Paris at the Doctors 2.0 & You conference last month and is targeting July 14th as the official launch date. Symplur maintains the largest database of healthcare related Twitter conversations in existence via their role as the founder and curator of the globally recognized Healthcare Hashtag Project. Large healthcare organizations, academic institutions, and medical associations wishing to gain business intelligence or to conduct formal research have frequently hired Symplur to provide deep analytics on the details contained in this ever growing database of health discussions. Symplur Signals is designed to be directly used by these third parties, thereby allowing unprecedented hands-on access to this unique pool of information exchange. Symplur has just passed a significant milestone having captured over 500 million tweets on over ten-thousand healthcare topics. Nearly 1 million new healthcare tweets are captured each day from patients, physicians and other key stakeholders in health and medicine. Symplurs website provides free access to numerous ways of gathering real time information on what healthcare topics are trending, but Signals is projected to take this insight to the next level. Think beyond mere metrics and into the realm of user behavior (network centrality), content analytics (sentiment analysis) and more. Co-founder, Thomas Lee states that, “Over the past 5 years, we have seen that the value of healthcare social media is no longer in question, now the focus is on ways to extract business and health insights from social engagement.” Audun Utengen, co-founder, agrees, “Big data can be overwhelming, therefore, we designed this new subscription based model enabling our users easy access to more data points, and most importantly to interact directly with our system.” Physician partner, Dr. Howard Luks, states, “The Healthcare Hashtag Project has proven to be a tremendous resource for academics, healthcare practitioners, patients, conference organizers and virtual attendees alike as we follow, interact and learn from afar.” About Symplur Symplur a Healthcare Social Media and Analytics consultancy specializing in driving insight and creating business value from healthcare conversations by measuring impact, content, and engagement at the convergence of Web 2.0 and Health 2.0. Symplur is the curator of the globally recognized Healthcare Hashtag Project and assists healthcare decision makers, researchers and healthcare providers align their business strategy by leveraging social engagement data.
Via Plus91
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August 22, 2014 10:15 AM
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Peut-il y avoir la liberté sans respect de la vie privée ? La question prendra rapidement une importance cruciale, avec les capteurs de données médicales qu'Apple
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August 22, 2014 7:55 AM
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De la taille d'un smartphone, il s'apprête à révolutionner les analyses de sang. Baptisé Beta-BioLed, cet appareil de poche, basé sur des...
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August 22, 2014 2:53 AM
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Le Comité National Anti-Contrefaçon (CNAC) a publié une infographie pour sensibiliser le grand public sur la contrefaçon en général via Internet. Présentation. En France, la lutte anti-contrefaçon ...
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August 21, 2014 5:02 PM
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« Il y a un certain nombre de pays où l'on vous donne exactement le nombre de pilules ou de cachets dont vous avez besoin». Ce rêve, formulé par la...
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August 25, 2014 1:37 PM
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Chris Dancy is the most connected man in the world and is the future experts say is coming. But is he enlightened or isolated in a pool of his own data?
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August 25, 2014 1:31 PM
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HEALTHCARE SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNITIES #hcsm, #hcsmeu, #hcsmeufr, #hcsmeues,… Ice challenge bucket ALS
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August 25, 2014 8:25 AM
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Les nouvelles technologies sont de plus en plus présentes dans le cadre médical. Les Google Glass en sont un parfait exemple, puisqu'elles proposent d...
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August 24, 2014 5:17 AM
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A l'heure où les sociétés ont du mal à se financer, elles sont de plus en plus nombreuses à recourir au crowdfunding. Le principe : mettre en relation, via des plateformes Internet, des porteurs de projets en quête de fonds avec des internautes intéressés à donner de l'argent ou investir dans le projet. D'abord cantonnée à la musique ou au cinéma, la pratique se développe maintenant dans tous les domaines, et notamment dans celui de la santé.
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August 24, 2014 4:39 AM
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Movo Wave est un objet connecté dédié au quantified self. Ce bracelet intelligent permet de mesurer son activité physique quotidienne et ainsi vivre plus sainement.
Aucune activité ne saurait échapper à la vague des objets connectés. Jogging certes, mais aussi brossage des dents, cuisson d'aliments, ouverture de portes, gestion de la température… On pourra désormais rajouter à cet inventaire à la Prévert la surveillance du sommeil de bébé ! Le Sproutling est un bracelet connecté qui s'enroule sur la cheville du nourrisson et qui prévient les géniteurs lorsque tout va bien… mais aussi quand bébé est réveillé.
Via Mau
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August 24, 2014 4:26 AM
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Les citoyens doivent faire très attention lorsqu’ils choisissent et utilisent l’une des milliers d’applications mobiles concernant la santé, estiment plusieurs médecins et spécialistes. Le domaine de la santé n’a pas échappé à la montée en popularité des applications mobiles.
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from Health Care Business
August 24, 2014 4:18 AM
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Pressure is rising in Europe and will force the medical-technology (medtech) industry to fundamentally change how it operates. CHALLENGES ON A NUMBER OF FRONTS The outlook for medtech in Europe is deteriorating as pricing pressure mounts, competition intensifies, and payers demand clear evidence of the cost-benefit tradeoff for products. COMPANIES MUST OPTIMIZE THE EXISTING BUSINESS Medtech companies need to make the most of their current operations by taking steps to transform their commercial model, prove the clinical and economic value of products, and improve their cost structure. CHANGING THE PLAYING FIELD Medtech companies must also reinvent how and where they compete—an effort that includes innovating differently, expanding to adjacent markets, and exploring the “value” segment. See BCG report here
Via rob halkes
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August 22, 2014 11:41 AM
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Après 5 années de recherches et d'essais cliniques, une équipe de médecins de l'Université de Pékin a récemment réalisé la première implantation d'une vertèbre
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August 22, 2014 7:56 AM
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CarePredict, une start-up basée en Floride, a lancé une campagne de financement participatif pour un appareil de suivi appelé Tempo pour aider les...
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August 22, 2014 6:05 AM
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Avril 2015 sera marqué par deux événements d’envergure européenne dans le domaine de l’ICT médical. Face à d’autres pays européens, l’agence nationale eSanté …
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from Digital Health
August 22, 2014 2:49 AM
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Health Gorilla, Inc. has announced the release of a mobile application geared towards doctors who need to place electronic orders with medical providers nationwide. Health Gorilla mobile integrated messaging greatly reduces the risk in communication between a doctor and their patients by offering a fully HIPAA compliant environment. Health Gorilla mobile enables a physician to securely and compliantly forward diagnostic test results, radiology images, admission and discharge summaries and other clinical documents to patients and care coordinators through secure messaging. We believe that the value proposition is clear and compelling for doctors and their teams," said Steve Yaskin, Chief Executive Officer of Health Gorilla, Inc. “The existing process is heavily dependent on paper, fax and manual processing. It is slow, cumbersome and prone to error. Doctors can better manage their time, and the time of their administrative and care coordinating teams, by using the power of the marketplace through the Health Gorilla app. Now they have one place to order from any diagnostic lab, radiology center, hospital, physical therapy, sleep center, SNF and other healthcare providers in the United States.
Via Marc Phippen
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