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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With an aging population, disconnected health information systems and a rising consumer, Hal Wolf, HIMSS President and CEO, says that sharing of best practices across borders will result in delivery of better services, information and technology. Via Florian Morandeau 
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AuntMinnie.com is the largest and most comprehensive community Web site for medical imaging professionals worldwide. Radiologists, technologists, administrators, and industry professionals can find information and conduct e-commerce in MRI, mammography, ultrasound, x-ray, CT, nuclear medicine, PACS, and other imaging disciplines.
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La HAS publie un guide pratique pour la « promotion, consultation et prescription médicale d’activité physique (AP) et sportive pour la santé chez les adultes », accompagné de référentiels d’aide à la prescription par pathologie. Objectif : permettre aux médecins de prescrire de l’activité physique aux personnes atteintes de maladies chroniques ou présentant un état de santé (avancée en âge, grossesse, etc.) pour lesquels les bénéfices de l’activité physique sont reconnus.
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Key European eHealth interoperability experts gathered in Brussels, Belgium, last week to discuss a multi-stakeholder initiative that could allow a one-time interoperability testing of eHealth products with mutual recognition across the EU and beyond. New usages, new technologies, an ageing population and many other factors have contributed to a change in healthcare, leading to more connectivity between systems and an increasing need for interoperability. Via Florian Morandeau
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November 27, 2018 1:23 AM
Towards a one-time interoperability testing of eHealth products with mutual recognition across the EU and beyond.
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It's treating it as part of a drug’s marketing, rather than as a fully regulated part of the product itself. Via Florian Morandeau
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November 26, 2018 1:01 AM
The FDA just rolled out a proposed framework that would treat most digital add-ons as part of a drug’s marketing, rather than as a fully regulated part of the product itself.
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Le directeur général du Club des acteurs de la télésanté (Catel), Pierre Traineau, a souligné le "rôle déterminant" que les collectivités territoriales ont à jouer dans l'élaboration et l'accompagnement des stratégies de déploiement de l'e-santé en France, dans un entretien accordé à TICsanté fin octobre, à la suite des journées Catel Paris 2018.
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The Center for Connected Medicine is an executive briefing center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania that provides thought leadership on digital health, health care technology, and health IT with its partners: GE Healthcare, IBM, Lenovo Health, Nokia and UPMC. The Center’s content focuses on patient-centered care, consumer technology, cybersecurity, virtual care, predictive analytics, and artificial intelligence. The Center informs health system leaders through webinars, blog posts, videos, and on-site summits.
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Agnès Buzyn a désigné Dominique Pon, président de Santé Cité et directeur général de la clinique Pasteur de Toulouse, et Laura Létourneau, cheffe de l'unité "Internet ouvert" à l'Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques et des postes (Arcep), pour piloter le chantier numérique de la stratégie "Ma santé 2022", a-t-elle annoncé le 19 novembre.
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Il y a près d’un an, l’Autorité de la concurrence annonçait l’ouverture d’une nouvelle enquête sectorielle dans le secteur de la... - Cabinet Dechert
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Plusieurs médecins accusent la plateforme leader de la prise de rendez-vous en ligne de faire de la "vente forcée" et de violer le règlement général de protection des données (RGPD)., Plusieurs
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When it comes to achieving digital transformation, one of the primary barriers holding back organizations is the lack of suitable skills within their workforce. With the potential for digital transformation in healthcare so great, and the progress so slow, a recent report for the U.K. National Health Service by digital health pioneer Dr Eric Topol is timely indeed. The paper aims to assess how new technologies are likely to influence the roles and functions of clinical staff, and their support, over the next two decades. What new skills will be required? How will curricula and education need to change to meet this demand? With 1.2 million employees, which puts it in the top 5 biggest employers in the world, implementing change is no small undertaking, but one that is crucial if the service is to move with the times.
"In a fast changing healthcare environment, with a growing and aging population, the task of ensuring that the workforce has the skills, knowledge and time to care is essential to future proofing the NHS and its ability to meet patients’ needs," Topol says. Workforce of the future The report proposes three core principles by which Topol believes the NHS's workforce strategy should be guided in the future: How A CSR Pilot Program Became A Key Business Imperative At Tyson Foods
The need to change is underpinned by the fact that despite the workforce growing to its largest ever, the NHS still struggles to keep up with the demands placed on it by the growing and aging U.K. population. The education of this workforce will be crucial if any kind of successful digital transformation is to be seen. "The education and training of the existing workforce, along with the preparation of an appropriate pipeline of talented future staff, will be key to the success of any programme of change designed to empower staff to take advantage of the advances in technology to improve service delivery," Topol says. Whilst there have been some projects, such as the NHS Digital Academy, already created, these programs target a tiny proportion of the overall workforce. One of the core challenges identified in the report is the time required to train. Workers at all levels report increasing levels of stress as they struggle to cope with the growing expectations of both the public and their managers. Factoring in the requisite time to both learn new skills, and to integrate their new skills into current practice in a heavily target-driven culture is a hurdle that cannot be over-estimated. As with other industries, Topol suggests that in addition to upskilling medical staff (ok, he says clinicians only, but I hope he means all medical staff!), there will be a need to create a number of new professional groups, including medical software engineers and digital medicine specialists. He suggests that new methods of training, such as Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), will play a key role in the delivery of training and development, whilst technologies such as augmented reality could also play a role. Making the vision reality The report is the first publication of a wider-reaching review being conducted by Topol, and it acts as a call for evidence from practitioners working in the field, either of healthcare or education. The review aims to examine the specific workforce needs across three main themes: genomics; digital medicine; and AI and robotics. Topol has convened expert panels in each area and has solicited evidence in these areas to inform a second report that will published in early 2019. "While it’s hard to predict the future, we know artificial intelligence, digital medicine and genomics will have an enormous impact on improving efficiency and precision in healthcare," Topol says. "This review will focus on the extraordinary opportunities to leverage these technologies for the healthcare workforce and power a sustainable and vibrant NHS." The NHS doesn't have a great track record in transferring the recommendations of reviews and white papers into actual practice, so whilst the aim of the Topol review is to be commended, time will tell how successfully it proves to be in driving change. I am a free range human who believes that the future already exists, if we know where to look. From the bustling Knowledge Quarter in London, it is my mission in life to hunt down those things and bring them to a wider audience. I am an innovation consultant and writer, and... MOREVia Plus91
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Premier site français d’information en continu sur les technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC, NTIC) dans la santé
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L’e-santé est un marché prometteur en France mais qui peine pourtant à s’imposer auprès des professionnels. Sauf dans le domaine de l’accès aux soins.
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As more and more hospitals have adopted electronic medical records, their records have become linked and you can follow your patients, virtually, hundreds of miles away.
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La santé connectée révolutionne la médecine de demain | La seconde promotion du diplôme universitaire de santé connectée va être lancée ! Découvrez le bilan de la 1ère année et les nouveautés pour 2019 avec les fondateurs du DU : le Pr Patrick Nataf et le Dr Boris Hansel.
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La Haute Autorité de santé a présenté le 26 novembre son nouveau projet stratégique pour les six années à venir (jusqu’e
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Les professionnels du secteur médical ne cessent d’appeler à l’institutionnalisation de la télémédecine, à l’élaboration d’une vision à long terme et au lancement d’une agence nationale dédiée à la e-santé. Ce sont là les principales recommandations de ‘’Health digital days’’, organisé en novembre 2017 à l’Ecole Supérieure Algérienne des Affaires (ESAA) par l’agence de communication,
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Le dispositif des expérimentations innovantes en santé, dit article 51 de la LFSS 2018, a suscité u
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Seven in 10 health IT executives are “somewhat concerned” about technology companies like Google, Amazon and Apple encroaching into the healthcare space. Many see the consumer tech giants pushing health systems toward price transparency faster than they want to go.
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Cybersecurity is still the big one. But interoperability and telehealth are not far behind for leading organizations' technology goals. Via Florian Morandeau
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November 21, 2018 1:27 AM
Cybersecurity continues to be the biggest concern across the healthcare industry, with telehealth and interoperability not far behind.
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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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Paperasse, gestion du parcours de soins, informatique, ménage, matériel...: occupant plus de 13 heures par semaine, les tâches non médicales
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C'est ce qui ressort d'une méta-analyse portant sur 17 431 carabins de 23 pays, effectuée par des chercheurs en psychiatrie français.
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Healthcare organizations are responding to the consumerization trend by investing in IT solutions designed to improve the patient experience. Via Florian Morandeau
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November 16, 2018 1:38 AM
Digital health tools give clinicians access to more data to base their decisions off. |
Sharing of digital healthcare best practices across borders will result in delivery of better services, information and technology.