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September 24, 2018 11:37 AM
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Dementia can creep on slowly and develop without much notice in many patients. Monitoring these changes is not easy, typically requiring professional experts to interpret faint symptoms gauged through standard questionnaires. Patients undergoing such testing tend to get used to it and end up improving their test taking ability, skewing the results.
Via Philippe Marchal
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September 10, 2018 11:05 AM
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Les machines ne savent pas gérer l’imprévu. Or la médecine consiste en grande partie à faire face aux complications. Les ordinateurs les plus sophistiqués n’arriveront jamais à exceller dans les relations humaines. La guérison repose autant sur le protocole médical que sur un bon dialogue avec les patients.
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September 7, 2018 3:33 AM
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September 5, 2018 10:42 AM
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September 5, 2018 3:57 AM
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Former Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove warns healthcare innovators that they'll face resistance from their colleagues. But here's why the Google Cloud adviser says they should push on with their ideas anyway.
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September 5, 2018 2:25 AM
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Publication au Journal officiel de l'avenant n°6 à la convention médicale avant la généralisation du remboursement des actes de télémédecine, détail des créations de dossier médical partagé (DMP) dans les neuf territoires pilotes, rachat de MonDocteur par Doctolib... pour la rentrée, TICsanté vous propose une sélection d'articles qu'il ne fallait pas manquer cet été.
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September 3, 2018 10:42 AM
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Le Future Health Index Philips : nouveau vecteur de compréhension et de comparaison des systèmes de santé dans le monde.
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September 3, 2018 10:40 AM
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Surgery and other invasive therapies are complex interventions, the assessment of
which is challenged by factors that depend on operator, team, and setting, such as
learning curves, quality variations, and perception of equipoise. We propose recommendations
for the assessment of surgery based on a five-stage description of the surgical development
process. We also encourage the widespread use of prospective databases and registries.
Reports of new techniques should be registered as a professional duty, anonymously
if necessary when outcomes are adverse.
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
August 31, 2018 11:59 AM
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Une instruction mise en ligne le 25 juillet guide la mise en place du Comité stratégique pour la modernisation solidarités santé (Cosmoss), un comité de pilotage consacré aux actions financées par le grand plan d'investissement (GPI) relevant du ministère des solidarités et de la santé, dont plusieurs relèvent de la transformation numérique du secteur.
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August 31, 2018 3:05 AM
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August 30, 2018 9:42 AM
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" L' e-santé atteindra pleinement sa potentialité lorsqu'elle saura également soulager le médecin, l'épauler et lui permettre de se consacrer en priorité à son patient. C'est une nouvelle alliance thérapeutique qu'il convient aujourd'hui de nouer."
Via Philippe Marchal
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August 29, 2018 10:14 AM
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August 29, 2018 6:12 AM
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Healthcare consumers in a digital transition | Rock Health | We're powering the future of healthcare. Rock Health is a seed and early-stage venture fund that supports startups building the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare. | We're powering the future of healthcare. Rock Health is a seed and early-stage venture fund that supports startups building the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare.
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September 24, 2018 11:34 AM
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[USA] Technology has the ability to connect and foster remote relationships, but it can also lead to feelings of isolation, according to a panel at the Health 2.0 Conference in Santa Clara California on Sunday.
“Technology is just a tool and it is how we use that tool that matters,” Sara Krüg, CEO of Cancer101, said while moderating the panel.
Tools like Facebook groups can lead to a supportive environment, but technology can also mean the loss of a personal touch.
“Don’t take the human out of healthcare, lets make sure we are marrying humans and technology,” Lily Stairs, head of patient advocacy at Clara, who is also living with an autoimmune disorder, said during the session.
Lauren Selfridge, a psychotherapist who is also a patient with multiple sclerosis, said that being more open on social media groups has helped her connect with others.
“I find personally I’ve had much more meaningful contact with people when I post things online and I say what has been going on with my body,” Selfridge said.
But that doesn’t mean Facebook or other public social media outlets are the place to tell all, Selfridge said. There needs to be a balance.
“Public posts are not like a journal entry as much … like an article. [Patients can] then go on to connect one on one,” Selfridge said. “My main recommendation is to keep [more personal information] for the one-on-one connections.”
But the human connection that technology can enable is more than just patient to patient, it is also a provider to patient connection.
“When we are thinking about life changing decisions you want to talk to somebody,” Stairs said, noting that a chatbot couldn’t replace this part of care.
Stairs said concierge healthcare provider One Medical has been key for helping her manage her condition and connect with healthcare professionals. The service lets her FaceTime with counselors and more easily get the prescriptions she needs.
Selfridge, who also uses the digital platform, said she remembers that shortly after her MS diagnosis, a doctor from One Medical reached out with a personal phone call. Video can also be an important communication tool, particularly for patients who aren’t able to leave their home for appointments, Selfridge said.
But like most practices in healthcare, it’s not one size fits all. Selfridge said that she recommends social media to some of her patients but for others, who might be feeling a little lost on the technology, she recommends that it is time to unplug.
“I think primarily it is not about more or less technology but the right technology that fits you and suits your needs,” Manny Hernandez said at the panel. “Not every solution will work for everyone.”
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September 7, 2018 8:23 AM
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Notre système de santé se retrouve aujourd'hui confronté à de nombreux enjeux. Parmi eux, la question de son financement, mais aussi la difficulté croissante que rencontre une partie de la population à accéder aux soins. Pour réaliser des économies, mais également donner à tous les moyens de se soigner, le parcours de santé digitalisé apparaît comme une solution à privilégier. Avec la donnée pour moteur, des initiatives voient le jour dans ce sens, portées le plus souvent par des start-up. Reste que pour en faire une réalité, l'assurance maladie et les acteurs de l'innovation doivent avancer de concert et non plus en ordre dispersé.
Par Joël Da Costa, Directeur Général de Connexin
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September 6, 2018 2:42 AM
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DIX MILLE PAS ET PLUS. Cette recommandation de l’Organisation mondiale de la santé n’aurait en réalité jamais été validée par la science.
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September 5, 2018 10:42 AM
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rapport sur les bénéfices d’une meilleure autonomie numérique
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September 5, 2018 3:56 AM
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Healthcare consumers in a digital transition | Rock Health | We're powering the future of healthcare. Rock Health is a seed and early-stage venture fund that supports startups building the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare. | We're powering the future of healthcare. Rock Health is a seed and early-stage venture fund that supports startups building the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare.
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September 4, 2018 10:45 AM
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La technologie, les transformations socio-?conomiques et les changements budg?taires et d?mographiques contraignent l'industrie de la sant?, surtout la pharma, ? changer ses mod?les ?conomiques. Son syst?me se r?organise autour du patient, pris en charge avant le diagnostique et apr?s le traitement.
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September 3, 2018 10:41 AM
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GfK publie les derniers résultats de son étude consommateurs La Référence des Equipements Connectés (REC), consacrée à la Santé Connectée.
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September 1, 2018 7:10 AM
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August 31, 2018 8:08 AM
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Il n'existe pas de société française proposant des tests génétiques pour le grand public car la loi l'interdit.
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August 30, 2018 2:45 PM
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Whatever our individual perceptions of life in the future, every part of it is likely to be aided, facilitated, moderated and serviced by a form of artificial intelligence (AI). Voice activation is a good example. Shopping and entertainment are now more convenient for hundreds of thousands of consumers, thanks to Alexa and Co.
Today’s young people, meanwhile, are digital natives: they have no notion of a time before mobile phones, will never have seen a cassette tape, and soon may not even need to pass a driving test to get behind the wheel of a vehicle. Any question about them not fully embracing intelligent technology is a moot one. Of course they will: they already are. They both accept and expect it.
If voice activation is developing, then so is the infrastructure to support it. Its integral place at the heart of our lives means that the system knows when we get up, leave the house, which route gets us to work, and who we know on a business or personal level. The services suggested to us will come automatically, and we will simply choose to opt in or out.
The point is, technology is already changing our ways of life. The only thing we can be sure of is that this change is ongoing. In May, for instance, the prime minister announced that she wants AI to be a “new weapon” to transform the way diseases like cancer, diabetes, heart disease and dementia are diagnosed by 2030.
Biased and limited by experience
When we experience ill health, we generally see either a specialist or generalist healthcare professional. Most will have trained for many years. But however many conferences they attend, books they read, journal papers they write, and patients they treat, their experience, intuition and perceptions are biased by context. And limited by it too.
Logically, a machine that sees patients can store clinical knowledge, assimilate patterns of behaviour, confer with other machines, and draw from a far broader range of data than any individual doctor. Presenting symptomatic data to a machine – that also analyses vital measurements and can refer to a global network of previous experience – must give it a better chance of arriving at an accurate diagnosis than a human.
And if it were possible for someone to be diagnosed with a condition without reference to a formal medical facility, then why not use machines to prescribe treatment regimens as well? Can a strictly-monitored, highly-regulated and financially punitive system survive when patients find a new way of interacting with the market?
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August 30, 2018 7:47 AM
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À l’heure de l’intelligence artificielle, de l’avènement de la data et des objets connectés, quel est l’avenir de la prévention en France ? Une enquête Mazars réalisée en partenariat avec OpinionWay.
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August 29, 2018 8:11 AM
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At a conference in July, over 300 policy makers, healthcare providers, patient representatives and other experts discussed their views about the future cooperation on Health Technology Assessment (HTA). The discussions indicated that, after 20 years of joint work, HTA should be given a fair chance to become more structured, sustainable and efficient, better allowing for an optimal use of resources and sharing of expertise across the EU.
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