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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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ACS WebSanté's curator insight,
December 24, 2013 2:59 AM
Et combien pour les applications "classiques"?
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Social Care Direct's curator insight,
December 24, 2013 4:12 AM
Smart Phones and Apps are the way forward so add our App today:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/social-care-direct/id771220975?ls=1&mt=8
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Health IT marketing follows a three act process leading the future buyer of a valuable and exciting journey. Via Sam Stern
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Let's say you're feeling a little … off. Disjointed and a bit dizzy. Seeing a doctor would be best, but in many parts of the country and the world, remoteness, the cost of healthcare, and limited availability of physicians can make seeking professional medical help impractical.
What if you could turn to the device in your nightstand and, within a few minutes, receive a quality diagnosis that will help you make potentially lifesaving medical decisions? That's the goal of San Diego State University's X-Team as they compete for the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE.
Via Alex Butler
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1. BioSensics ActivePERS. "ActivePERS is the only Personal Emergency Response pendant with clinically validated and patented automatic fall detection algorithms. It was developed with support from the National Institutes of Health. ActivePERS technology is quickly becoming the gold standard in automatic fall detection, as evidenced by its rapid adoption from leading edge companies specializing in home health monitoring solutions that enable seniors to live more safely and independently from their home. ActivePERS also features non-compliance alerts that continuously monitor if the device is being worn by the patient, as well as step counting that can be reported hourly or daily." Learn more at Biosensics. 2. CleverCap. "An innovative digitally-enabled cap for standard prescription bottles that allows for continued compliance monitoring at a fraction of the cost of traditional programs. The CleverCap™ compliance reporting platform is a Web 2.0 digitally encrypted environment that allows physicians and insurance companies layered access to patient data. In addition to its web-based reporting and recording capabilities, CleverCap™ is also equipped with audio and visual alerts to remind patients when it is time to take a dose. In short, CleverCap™ allows patients, physicians and insurance companies to easily and affordably track and monitor compliance." Learn more at CleverCap. 3. GenieMD. "The heart of GenieMD is a secure personal health record with built in features to drive treatment adherence and care collaboration. These features were designed to support individuals with chronic conditions, those on multiple medications, those who see multiple providers or who have a large care team. These individuals and their families are often left solely responsible for coordinating care, adhering to treatment plans outside of the doctor’s office or hospital; with GenieMD users can conveniently. This content-rich application provides support for anyone looking for trusted medical information in order to diagnose symptoms, find a nearby doctor, hospital or pharmacy, or learn more about medical conditions and living healthy." Learn more at GenieMD. 4. Phone Oximeter. "The Vital Signs DSP is the company’s proprietary signal processing platform for the development and commercialization of ultra-low cost vital signs monitoring applications in mHealth. LGTmedical is focused on product and channel development, with an aim to achieve the most scalable, profitable and clinically impactful solutions. The Phone Oximeter is an ultra-low cost monitoring device that guides front-line healthcare workers to quickly and accurately manage a wide range of clinical conditions. The hardware and software are hosted on standard mobile devices and will rapidly assess (spot-check) oxygen saturation and guide diagnosis and management of disease." Learn more at LionsGate Technologies. 5. MediSafe. "MediSafe is an iOS and Android mobile app and cloud- synced database providing medication and treatment adherence program for patients, their family and friends support systems, also offering many benefits to instituional elements of the healthcare system.MediSafe Project has researched and developed family and friend-enhanced support to improve medication and treatment adherence for people with all kinds of medical conditions. Our work has shown us that medication non-adherence stems from a combination of individual AND condition-specific factors." Learn more at MediSafe. 6. Medicast HouseCalls on Demand. "Medicast is using mobile phones to bring back the house call. The service lets you call a doctor who will actually show up to your house, office, or hotel within two hours, according to the company. Medicast would easily send a doctor to your hotel for example. healthcare service that connects patients with nearby on call doctors on-demand to deliver affordable, high quality and compassionate care in the comfort of the patient's home, workplace, or hotel--all within 2 hours. Available on iOS, via the web, and directly through the phone (call center)." Learn more at Medicast. 7. MediVu. "A visual EMR for smartphones, tablets, and workstations, MediVu is a pioneer in the field of Visualization and Situational Awareness for healthcare applications. We construct a big picture view to support faster, more accurate decisions by the clinician. Whether viewed on a wall-mounted touch screen, computer workstation, tablet or smartphone, our Quality Shield provides a complete picture of the patient's status with drill down capabilities for the details." Learn more at MediVu. 8. Nonnatech. "The Nonnatech system is a wireless plug and play system that allows streaming video over a standard broadband connection regardless of the modem/router combination. It allows for remote monitoring of your loved one in real-time the entire day and allows your loved one to age in home independently while giving you peace of mind. It gives you the ability to monitor your loved one from your computer or phone as well as view live video. Our sensors allow you to set up alerts that can be sent as a text or e-mail. You can create rules or macros that will allow you to arm and disarm specific sensors at specific times and to notify you or anyone you decide based on those rules." Learn more at Nonnatech. 9. SensiMAT. "The SensiMAT for Wheelchairs is the first and only mobile application that can facilitate pressure relieving behaviour. The SensiMAT for Wheelchairs is a thin mat containing pressure sensors that is inserted underneath your gel, air, or foam cushion. These sensors send pressure data to your mobile device, where SensiMAT System’s proprietary PressureRisk algorithm alerts you when you have a high amount of built up pressure, and facilitates and tracks your pressure relieving exercises." Learn more at SensiMAT. 10. Tactio Health Group Remote Patient Monitor. "Tactio RPM1000 is the remote patient application built on Tactio's vast multi-million mobile health tracking experience that delivers home health tracking of Body Weight, Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Diabetes, Cholesterol and more from manual data entry or automated eHealth sync from BodyMedia, Fitbit, iHealth, Jawbone, Medisana, Mio, Wahoo Fitness and Withings connected health devices." Learn more at TactioSoft. Via Marc Phippen
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L'OCDE a publié un nouveau rapport qui s’est intéressé à l’économie des apps. Les chercheurs se sont demandés quelles étaient les demandes d’autorisation d’exploitation des données de la vie priv...
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Je n’ai rien fait mal, mais, je vous le promets, l’année prochaine j’arrête. » On pourrait résumer ainsi les bonnes résolutions annoncées à l’approche du Nouvel An par le groupe pharmaceutique britannique GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). Il a toujours rejeté avec la plus grande énergie toutes les accusations de corruption des Etats-Unis jusqu’en Chine. Il annonce néanmoins une profonde refonte de ses méthodes commerciales. Il était innocent, il le sera encore plus ! Le laboratoire pharmaceutique a décidé d’arrêter de payer les médecins pour qu’ils prescrivent ses médicaments. Présenté lundi 16 décembre à ses cadres, ce plan de bonnes pratiques a été élaboré « pour [qu’ils restent] en phase avec la façon dont le monde est en train de changer», justifie Andrew Witty, le patron de GSK, dans une interview au New York Times. Le britannique, dont les ventes se sont effondrées de 61 % au troisième trimestre en Chine, où une enquête pour corruption a été ouverte en juillet, propose rien de moins qu’une révolution. GSK prévient qu’il va cesser de rémunérer les médecins et de leur offrir de luxueux voyages pour leurs interventions sur ses produits dans des conférences ou séminaires de formation. Il se trouve que dans le cadre de la réforme Obama sur la santé, toutes ces dépenses devront être publiées par les laboratoires en 2014. Le législateur américain a probablement joué ici le rôle d’aiguillon.
Via Clara Hamelin
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As usual, the biopharma year is ending with a bang, as companies scramble to wrap up pending business before the books close. Plenty going on in the present to occupy the mind.
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Redécouvrez les principales actualités du digital santé et de l'e-santé de 2013. Première partie consacrée aux sites, blogs et contenus web. Sites web Scope Santé : site d’information sur les hôpi...
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An increasing number of physicians across the country are turning to their smart phones and tablets for clinical purposes that range from diagnosis to dictation. Via Philippe Marchal
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Les outils de capture de mouvement en 3D permettraient aux médecins de personnaliser les traitement et rééducations des patients ayant subi une attaque cérébrale. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Selon une infographie diffusée par Netvibes, qui analyse ce qu’il s’est déroulé durant le fameux salon LeWeb il y a quelques jours, les dix prochaines années seront celles des objets connectés. Ces gadgets qui commencent de plus en plus a arriver seront visiblement les stars du prochain CES début janvier et devraient permettre de nouvelle interaction avec tout ce qui nous entour. Si cette tendance peut faire peur, il faudra en tout cas faire avec, car le potentiel semble illimité. Via Mau, Alain GOUDEY, dbtmobile
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Angela Dunn interviews Anna Clemenson about the Medicine X Student Leadership Program at Stanford, Sept. 5 - 7, 2014. Applications close Jan. 20th. Via Angel Gonzalez
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Il y a quelques mois, nous avions parlé du serious game Fold It, un jeu qui invitait le grand public à contribuer à la résolution d’un grand problème scientifique. Via France Silver Eco
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Instead of traditional tablets, doctors might be prescribing tablet computers and apps in the future. Via Family Doctor
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RT @FestiComSante: A la sortie des conférences du Festival de la Communication Santé. Vidéo réalisée par @vaumas http://t.co/HdaVJd8u5U act…
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Tous les communiques de presse, tribunes libres, avis d'expert, actualites des clients de l'agence Anjuna (RT @Anjuna: MobiDiab, une application mobile gratuite pour suivre son diabète au quotidien http://t.co/Do4Xn4LydN...
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Recent U.S. health care reform efforts have focused on three main goals: improving health care for individuals, improving population health, and lowering costs.
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Le modèle industriel du secteur pharmaceutique est en crise. « Les bons vieux jours de Big Pharma sont définitivement terminés », assène le cabinet de conseil McKinsey. La réponse viendra-t-elle des services et du ... Via Diabète Côté Femme
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