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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Researchers say they can zap implants with electrical currents to release specific amounts of medication to targeted areas of the body. Via ehealthgr
Christian Yamashiba Kasongo's curator insight,
February 9, 2014 9:35 AM
Could electronically controlled drugs
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It's been about nine years since we last heard from from Given Imaging, but the FDA has finally granted a version of the firm's minuscule snapshooter its Via MyPharmaCompany
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The future of transplants seems to be in the 3D printing technology. During a pioneering research, Dr. Faiz Bhora of the Luke’s and Roosevelt Hospitals and his research team made a silicon trachea from biologic materials including stem cells. The bioengineered organ was created in about 15 minutes and one of the most impressive properties is its capability to continue to grow along with the patient (so it will never need to be replaced).
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@InsightMedi – Professional Image Network for Healthcare Professionals http://t.co/nbR7MTnP5J #medical #apps #mhealth Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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In the Affordable Care Act environment, healthcare providers have a real opportunity to transform the way they treat people. The objective? Delivering a better patient experience, with improved results, at lower costs. The key to this transformation is digital health technology. Via Alex Butler
Denise Silber's curator insight,
February 6, 2014 2:50 AM
Good collection of data in one infographic, regarding use by patients and physicians in US 
Stephen Greengrass's curator insight,
February 6, 2014 4:12 AM
USA-centric, but an interesting pointer to the future nonetheless
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“2014 will be the year the ’quantified self’ goes mainstream.” Those were the words Silicon Valley prodigy Marc Andreessen used in a recent article to describe changes about to happen to American healthcare. Via Rowan Norrie, Bart Collet
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A remarkable number of results have been generated by research and innovation projects in the domains of eHealth, Active Ageing and Independent Living. Via Bernard Strée
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La Société Française de Rhumatologie a lancé le portail web de la Rhumatologie : larhumatologie.fr. Présentation. Pour centraliser l'ensemble des informations concernant la rhumatologie mis à dispo... Via Rémy TESTON, Emmanuel Capitaine
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Orange Healthcare, entité dédiée à la stratégie santé du groupe Orange, concentre son expertise autour de trois domaines d’intervention : les services pour les professionnels de santé, les services de télésanté et les services de prévention. Orange Healthcare est un partenaire technologique privilégié du secteur de la santé, il contribue à moderniser les infrastructures de santé mais également les systèmes de soins dans leur ensemble, en équippant les établissements de santé en solutions de communication au niveau national et international. Hébergement et sécurisation des données informatisées des patients, meilleure gestion des matériels médicaux, amélioration de l’accueil des patients, perfectionnement du parcours patient et équipement multimédia, télésuivi des maladies chroniques, services de maintien à domicile, accompagnement de la perte d'autonomie, services de télémédecine sont autant de réponses qu’Orange Healthcare se propose d’apporter au monde médical à travers ses offres. Via fabrice gaullier
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rob halkes's curator insight,
January 31, 2014 4:22 AM
It's an issue: trials and partnering with relevant parties to get it running. No easy way to set partnerships without a clear view on the way one wnats to go forward with it on line. J&J seems to have found one solution here.
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Annual recap of the best healthcare technology infographics created in 2013 Over the past 12 months, HIT Consultant has covered some of the most in-depth and well designed healthcare technology related infographics in this industry. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Recently, I came across an article on mobihealthnews.com that talked about the top 10 connected healthcare predictions for 2014. Convergence of mHealth, telehealth, and social media to evolve into a new healthcare model was one of them. Via eMedToday
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CalQualityCare.org is a free service that offers information on hospitals, medical groups, and long term care in nursing homes, residential care, assisted living, room and board, group homes, adult day care, hospice, home health care, and facilities for the developmentally disabled in California,... Via Ginny Dillon
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Orange Healthcare, entité dédiée à la stratégie santé du groupe Orange, concentre son expertise autour de trois domaines d’intervention : les services pour les professionnels de santé, les services de télésanté et les services de prévention. Via nathalie Bissot-Campos
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For digital health startups, forays in to the space by big companies could mean validation and a bigger pool of collaborators and acquirers. Via JP DOUMENG
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Face aux symptômes d’une maladie, les patients veulent désormais en comprendre le sens et la portée. Aujourd’hui, à défaut de meilleure solution, ils cherchent… Via fabrice gaullier
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February 5, 2014 4:02 PM
faites le test ... jusqu'à la fin ! ça vaut son pesant de cacahuètes pour les hypocondriaques :-))
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Le président de la République, François Hollande, a présenté le 4 février, journée mondiale contre le cancer, les grandes lignes du nouveau Plan cancer. Il a réaffirmé l'importance de la lutte contre les inégalités face au cancer, véritable fil rouge de ce nouveau plan. Il s’agit de guérir mais aussi d’accompagner la personne et ses proches et de préparer l’avenir de tous, par la recherche et la prévention. Il s’organise autour de quatre grandes priorités, déclinées en 17 objectifs opérationnels.
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Via Catherine Bohec, Festival Communication Santé
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Digital Health has big buzz this year. There has been good buzz before, but now there is solid reason to think that digital health will have impact. U.S. healthcare faces three big problems: high prices, poor care coordination, and an onslaught of chronic disease. Digital health can address all three problems.
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Le Conseil de l’Ordre des médecins ne délivre aucun agrément ni label aux sites Internet professionnels des praticiens. Il n’est donc pas responsable de quelque manière que ce soit de leurs contenus. Via Philippe Bédère
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The promise of personalized medicine has prompted life sciences companies and medical researchers to continue to pursue the next logical step—into wellness. Personalized medicine is usually defined as determining the right drug for the right person at the right time through genomic analysis. Some in the life sciences profession say that the effort can and should go beyond diagnostic testing. In the latest issue of Advances in Experimental Medicines and Biology, Greg Gibson of the Georgia Institute of Technology describes the WHOLE (Wellness and Health Omnics Linked) approach to personalized medicine, which he writes represents an effort to integrate clinical and genomic profiling jointly into preventative health care and the promotion of wellness. While I was writing the 2014 Life Sciences Law & Industry Report (LSLR) Outlook for Bloomberg BNA, which was published Jan. 10, Carol A. Pratt of K&L Gates, Portland, Ore. told me how both pharmas, biotechs and food companies are developing wellness divisions and gave as examples GlaxoSmithKline and Nestle. “It's an interesting phenomenon,” Pratt said, “in that they are basically developing the same category of product aiming at the functional food category, but they are coming at it from different directions.” Via Parag Vora
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