Une veille sur la santé numérique en France et à l’international : politiques publiques, données, infrastructures, IA, services et usages. Études, rapports et retours de terrain sélectionnés par Lionel Reichardt, Pharmageek, pour comprendre les transformations et éclairer les décisions.
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Téléconsultations, applications... le recours à l’e-santé est largement plébiscité par les Français, mais suscite aussi des inquiétudes. 
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The deadliest forms of ovarian cancer have been detected using AI, offering hope for more precise life-saving treatments. Scientists have created a tool that seeks out clusters of tumour cells with unusually shaped nuclei – the control centres at the heart of each cell.
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Depuis 2016, la Chaire de Philosophie à l’Hôpital a créé un dispositif socio-thérapeutique, réunissant les humanités scientifiques et le monde du soin et de la santé, intitulé « French Care ».
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Harnessing new digital technologies to support the delivery of health services centred
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Analytics-enabled, individualized attention will not just treat disease, but increasingly, prevent it.
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Doctors are always talked about when it comes to their level of emotional intelligence and patient satisfaction. Those are major factors when it comes to getting a competitive edge in the medical world in the US. But aside from that, doctors require more technical skills than ever before. WebMD released the 2014 Physician Compensation Report. It revealed that the average doctor earns over $200,000. And it varies heavily by region. Yet if the statistics are looked at, it becomes clear that patient satisfaction and actual results are awful. People are not happy, and it's not just because of a supposed lack of empathy and spiraling costs. But acquiring additional technical skills can go a long way to remedying the problem in your area. Increasing Competition Doctors are businesspeople as much as they are doctors. Like it or not, the US healthcare system is a constant dogfight. Doctors have to know how to market themselves if they are going to get an edge over their competitors. One way to do this is to improve in the technical department. Enhancing one's technical skills enables them to offer more services to patients. Previously, your regular patients may have had no choice but to go away to someone else, but now they can stay with you. That means more revenue and more business for your practice. Andy Jensen, CMO at Curve Dental, a developer of dental software, sees a growing trend with doctors expanding their professional skills, "Our customers are adding to the services they can provide their patients. A growing number of general practitioners are now providing basic orthodontic services and sleep apnea treatment, just to name a few. As a result they're able to increase production levels with little to no increase in overhead. The same principle applies to any vocation, really. The more valuable you become to your employer or to your clients the bigger the payoff." Do More for Your Clientele Good business and making a living is about keeping your clients happy. Do more for your clientele by ensuring you can meet their needs. Before you enhance your technical skills, figure out what people actually want first. In other words, ask them what services they would like to see. Once you have a rough idea as to what your patients desire, you should have a clear path learning path to follow. More Revenue If you happen to specialize and you live in an area with a skills shortage, you can increase your physician's salary through acquiring skills nobody else has. There are many areas of the country where doctors are free to charge practically anything they like because they don't have a high level of competition driving them into the ground. The most successful doctors in the country don't make their money from regular checkups and diagnostics. They make their money through the added specialist services they offer. It may be a case of only selling a handful of these advanced services each day, but over the course of a year it adds up to a few thousand dollars. But there's more... It would be a mistake to say that acquiring new skills is simply about earning lots of money and being able to charge more for your services; although this is certainly an advantage. To improve your business, you have to enhance your emotional intelligence. As already mentioned at the top of this article, you have to deliver service with a smile. Your job is to understand the needs of your patients. Part of this can be done through acquiring new skills, but it also requires you to improve your emotional intelligence. Here is an example of how this works. Back in the 1990s, private healthcare provider Kaiser Permanente was struggling. It was failing to bring in enough revenue to cover its costs. A new medical director was hired and the entire culture changed to one promoting doctors as leaders and healers, rather than business assets. According to Kyle Bazylo, CEO of Bidet.org, "You must be able to put yourself forth as a healer and leader if you're going to reap the benefits of more technical skills. Today technology and health are more related than 10 years ago." How Should a Doctor Acquire New Technical Skills? There are two ways this can be done. To begin with, a doctor who doesn't have time to go back to school can simply employ someone with those skills. They may operate on a contractual basis or they may work full-time for the practice. Alternatively, you can acquire the skills yourself. It may require working only part-time while you return to school, but the investment will surely pay off. There are more learning options than ever, including learning online and studying from home. Last Word Doctors have many reasons to acquire more technical skills. From a patient and business point of view it makes sense. Nevertheless, this desire to enhance your skillset should be tempered with understanding patient needs and delivering an empathetic service that gives a good value for the money. Via Plus91
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Sous l’impact du digital, les assureurs s’affichent prêts à secouer les chaînes de leurs processus, à donner plus de libertés à leurs employés et à mieux s’occuper de leurs clients. C’est la voie q… Via assurancedufutur.fr
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Medappcare, pionnier de l’évaluation en santé connectée depuis 2012, vient de franchir un cap décisif dans son développement. L’organisme certificateur Medappcare vient de recevoir son accréditation par le Comité Français d’Accréditation (COFRAC), l’instance nationale d’accréditation désignée par les pouvoirs publics. 72% des français sont en faveur d'une certification pour les applications mobiles de santé, et jusqu'à 77% pour les sites web (IPSOS/AG2R La Mondiale/Medappcare, 2016).
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Medappcare, pionnier de l’évaluation en santé connectée depuis 2012, vient de franchir un cap décisif dans son développement. L’organisme certificateur Medappcare vient de recevoir son accréditation par le Comité Français d’Accréditation (COFRAC), l’instance nationale d’accréditation désignée par les pouvoirs publics. 72% des français sont en faveur d'une certification pour les applications mobiles de santé, et jusqu'à 77% pour les sites web (IPSOS/AG2R La Mondiale/Medappcare, 2016).
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Plusieurs dizaines d’entreprises spécialisées dans la e-santé présentent leurs nouveautés du 8 au
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Retour sur les actualités qu'il ne fallait pas manquer en 2018 sur TICsanté #Sante #esante #hcsmeufr
Plan "Ma Santé 2022" et son volet numérique, création du laboratoire de données "Health Data Hub", remboursement des actes de télémédecine, bilans des projets Territoire de soins numérique (TSN), renforcement de la sécurité informatique dans les établissements de santé... retour sur une année 2018 riche en actualités autour des systèmes d'information (SI) en santé.
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Record battu : pas moins de 414 entreprises françaises, dont 376 startups, vont exposer leurs innovations au CES de Las Vegas, qui se tient du 8 au 11 janvier. Mais ce n'était pas l'objectif de la France, qui souhaite surtout éviter la cacophonie de l'an dernier, supprimer les « erreurs de casting » et fédérer les délégations régionales pour présenter un écosystème tech plus mature, en phase avec la nouvelle stratégie de la Mission French Tech. Une opération « qualité plutôt que quantité » seulement à moitié réussie.
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The private form of Medicare is growing rapidly, and for good reason. Here is how Medicare Advantage works and the trends shaping the industry.
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From the blog of Itai Green at The Times of Israel
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Les progrès de la technologie permettent à des pépites tricolores de présenter des solutions innovantes de prévention ou de suivi de certaines pathologies.
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Régulièrement promise à un bel avenir depuis déjà plusieurs années, l’e-santé peine pourtant à prendre son essor. Retour sur les blocages qui empêchent son développement.
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Peu à peu, les assureurs se mettent en ordre de marche afin de repenser leurs modèles d’activité face à l’irruption du digital et la vitalité des Insurtechs, ces startups de l’assurance. L’évolutio… Via assurancedufutur.fr
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Step-trackers and calorie counters have enjoyed their days in the sun, but consumers are ready for their smartphones to step up and take even more responsibility for their health -- starting with their medication schedule.
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Le déploiement de la 5G, cinquième génération de standards de téléphonie mobile, doit permettre de relever le défi de l'ultra-connectivité de nos sociétés.
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Journal of Medical Internet Research - International Scientific Journal for Medical Research, Information and Communication on the Internet
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Alphabet's Verily is getting $1 billion in outside funding led by Silver Lake, providing more options and flexibility moving forward.
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