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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2014 - Depuis quelques jours les boîtes mail reçoivent les vœux les plus chaleureux pour une année joyeuse, lumineuse mais surtout la santé! Ce souhait ne m'était pas adressé directement. Via Giovanna Marsico 
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Digital Health In 2014: The Imperative Of Connectivity Forbes Add to these real online doctors various professional coaching services dealing with losing weight, your own personal trainer, substance abuse, alcoholism, smoking cessation, anxiety,... Via Family Doctor
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Digital health funding for 186 companies reached $1.97 billion in 2013, a 39 percent growth from 2012, according to a Rock Health report that only looked at companies that raised more than $2 million.
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Le Journal International de Médecine lance une nouvelle version de son site web JIM.fr. Présentation. Pour s'adapter aux nouveaux besoins de ses lecteurs, Le Journal International de Médecine lance... Via Rémy TESTON
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Major innovations were few and far between in 2013. But 2014 promises a whole new world in tech. Here are 7 predictions.
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3 Things I Know About Health Care in 2014 http://t.co/38UBMIVvRV #hcsm
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Top 5 pharma marketing trends in 2014: Digital in CLM, Virtual Conferences, Social Media in Pharma, Mobile web vs Apps, Visual Content. Read more... Via eMedToday
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Bonjour tout le monde ! En effectuant ma veille d'informations avec mon logiciel de veille, je suis tombée sur une infographie qui révèle les facteurs de classement qui sont pris en compte par les ... Via Arobasenet
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Last year at this time I made "Some Interesting Pharma Predictions for 2013". How well did I do? Well, although there is still one day left in 2013, let's review a couple of last year's predictions and then see what's in my crystal ball for 2014.
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As we ring in the New Year, mobile healthcare stands at a crossroads of unprecedented transition and opportunity. Never before has technology provided such tremendous potential to radically... Via Celine Sportisse
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On the 3 December, the Dutch insurance company Ditzo started a unique campaign to help cancer research, all inspired by Professor René Bernhards, who works at the Netherlands Cancer Institute. It all started when Professor Bernhards was a guest on the popular Dutch talk show “De Wereld Draait Door” (The World is Going Crazy), where he explained that with enough research, cancer could become a chronic disease rather than a deadly one. The host Matthijs van Nieuwkerk summed up the interview by asking “We’re almost there, but we just need more money to solve it. Isn’t that right?”. As an answer, Professor Bernhards explains that “money can solve a lot, it can solve cancer too. But it is always a question if people are willing to make the important choice and really invest”. After this interview, the insurance company decided to take the step and invest. It came up with a campaign which would show the power of social media. On the third of December, Ditzo created a video, explaining that instead of broadcasting their commercials, the reserved advertising budget would be donated to Professor Bernhards’ cancer research. The video can be found at the end of this article. The campaign worked like this:
Their goal was to gain a maximum of €1,000,000 before Christmas but they underestimated the power of social media, as this amount was raised in a mere four days. The Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital and Netherlands Cancer Institute were naturally delighted with the result and they will use the money for people with specific tumors, giving them the individual treatment they need, as no cancer is the same. At the moment, these individual treatments are only possible for people with lung cancer, breast cancer and colorectal cancer. Research should make it possible for other kinds of cancer as well. Divided opinion Just before this campaign, there was a lot of discussion about insurance companies spending too much money on attracting “switching” customers. This occurs particularly in November and December when residents in the Netherlands decide whether to renew their insurance or choose a new provider. Opinion was rather divided at the end of the campaign with some claiming it was all a big marketing stunt. With this video, Ditzo didn’t spend much money, but received a lot of promotion. Marketing stunt or not, everybody is delighted with the fact €1,000,000 has been made available for cancer research. This horrible and devastating disease is still on this planet, yet we are one step closer to getting rid of it. Via Plus91
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Here are five significant trends healthcare CIOs should pay attention to in 2014, partly because of their bearing on the main events.
Patient portals, Direct messaging, medical identity theft, cloud storage, and mobile devices will keep healthcare execs busy.
1. Patient portals
2. Direct messaging
3. Cyberattacks and medical identity theft
4. Cloud storage and cloud-based EHRs
5. Mobile devices
Via nrip, Rowan Norrie, Bart Collet
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Les 15 premières capitalisations mondiales >> http://t.co/lJiE4vm2YC
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Yet another large drugmaker has made a commitment to release clinical trial data. The latest to do so is Sanofi, which will join an effort begun last year by GlaxoSmithKline to establish a web site where researchers can request study information.
Via Alexandre DUBOIS
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Inevitably I got a mixed reaction to posting my recommendations of healthcare social media accounts to follow on Twitter. It's been an interesting exercise in probing the wisdom of the crowd. I am ...
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Transparency of Health-Apps for Trust and Decision Making (Transparency of Health-Apps for Trust and Decision Making http://t.co/2SQ2tUr0VN #hcsm #mhealth)...
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A l'heure des bilans en ce début d'année 2014, il est important de revoir les mises à jour importantes de Google qui vont influencer le classement et l'affichage de ses pages de résultats. Via Arobasenet
Laurent Ollivier's curator insight,
January 4, 2014 7:38 AM
L'un des leviers importants de la stratégie Inbound Marketing est la génération d'audience par le référencement naturel de Google. Il est donc indispensable de surveiller et adapter son SEO au fil des modifications apportées par Google à l'algorythme de son moteur de recherche. Voici une infographie qui résume les modifications majeures apportées en 2013 et qui permettent de se projeter en 2014. Il faut surtout retenir que Google cherche a identifier le contenu pertinent et détecter toutes les méthodes "frauduleuses" qui visent a infuencer ce référencement naturel. C'est aussi pourquoi, chez Aressy, nous croyons qu'une stratégie Inbound efficace est avant tout une stratégie éditoriale, qui apporte, avec constance, de la valeur au lecteur. Pour en savoir +, rendez-vous sur http://www.aressy.com
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Le Figaro Des dépenses de santé hors de contrôle Le Figaro La santé, un tonneau des Danaïdes? Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz, Paris Healthcare Week
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What will the future of healthcare retain from 2013? From impressive medical device technology--artificial organs--to duds, what we'll recall in 2023. Via Celine Sportisse
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Technology is constantly shaping medicine and has led to a number of innovations in the past decade. Systems ranging from electronic health records Via Celine Sportisse
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Health Risk Assessments (HRAs) are a powerful component of population health management strategies for healthcare organizations. Via nrip, Rémy TESTON
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September 15, 2014 9:53 PM
Curious how these metrics compare to the HRA we have deployed to our consumers. As an organization we have decided to target key chronic conditions to help reduce costs. What other prevention programs could or should we be considering to assist our members? |
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