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Baisse de 2,1% des effectifs en 2013 à 98.000-Leem Ceux de la production affectés pour la première fois Via CFDT Sanofi 
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Digital health is the convergence of the digital and genetics revolutions with health and healthcare. As we are seeing and experiencing, digital health is Via rob halkes, Ray Stephens
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November 6, 2013 1:18 AM
Lots of terms and concepts: digital, ehealth, social, etc.. "ehealth" being to me the one that I use to signify the others. Three issues are relevant: integrated care, participative care and "on line" interaction and communication.
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“ Join a cross-stakeholder panel, including the CEO of Doctors.net.uk, a pharmaceutical industry digital engagement expert and two doctors, to understand areas of mutual interest for doctors engaging with pharma online and the specific types of...”
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Your phone knows everything about you—how much you walk, talk and what level of Candy Crush you’re stuck on—but soon it could be spilling secrets to your doctor.
More and more physicians are prescribing apps that help track their patients’ illnesses through information collected by their smartphones.
“[The trend] just seems to be exploding,” said Seth S. Martin, a Pollin cardiovascular prevention fellow at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. “With the widespread use now of smartphones, it’s a really exciting opportunity to help people live healthier lives.”
Apps like Ginger.io and those developed by the Center for Behavioral Intervention Technologies (CBITs) at Northwestern University collect data through smartphones and web activity and relay that information to healthcare providers—without the patient needing to lift a finger. This, they argue, enriches the healthcare process by integrating technology and primary care. Read more at: http://chestertownspy.com/2013/11/23/your-phone-is-talking-behind-your-back-to-your-doctor/ Via Parag Vora
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Genophen has raised $2 million in its third round of funding to develop software to help doctors predict what disease patients will get and when they will get them. Via Parag Vora
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L'Usine Nouvelle Le meilleur de la conférence façon TED des Français de la pharma L'Usine Nouvelle "Nous avons absolument besoin que de grands laboratoires pharmaceutiques prennent des risques", pour que ces traitements ne s'adressent pas qu'à...
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Healthbox has announced its seventh class of health startups and its second class in its home city of Chicago.
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“A conclusion of my work is that mobile apps work. If you have something, make a mobile app and it will work,” Dr.
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À l'hôpital d'Alès, les enfants mieux soignés grâce à Ludicalm
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“A Series of Forbes Insights Profiles of Thought Leaders changing the Business Landscape: Ron Gutman, Founder and CEO, Healthtap... “My vision is to give peop (#tech #app #news Ron Gutman's HealthTap Seeks to Be the First Global Mobile...” Via eMedToday
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November 21, 2013 9:47 PM
Health Tap is a brilliant app for patients and hospitals should intergate it features digitally into their story
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Serkan Erkovan shares his thoughts on digital within pharma in our latest 'digital health perspective' interview with pharmaphorum's Rebecca Aris. Serkan Erkovan is the co-founder and former social media team lead at Boehringer Ingelheim (BI).
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November 21, 2013 9:59 PM
Serkan Erkovan is the co-founder and former social media team lead at Boehringer Ingelheim (BI). He regularly speaks at events on the topics of social media, digital marketing within pharma. He is currently working on setting up digital channels for stakeholders. |
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Avec un modèle que l’on pourrait qualifier trivialement de B to B to C, des applications permettent au personnel soignant de présenter des contenus éducatifs spécifiques aux patients. Via Catherine Bohec, catherine cerisey, Audiens, VALWIN, Coralie Bouillot
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“ Is a mobile app a good investment for a brand? Our decision tree provides a road map for considering the most important questions, and ensuring that all of the important issues are addressed.” Via Olivier Delannoy, eMedToday
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November 24, 2013 6:31 PM
The mobile-app industry is nearing $25 billion and showing no signs of slowing (1) – and it’s expected that within five years, healthcare apps alone will near that total. (2) Bringing brands into the app space is becoming less of a choice and more of a requirement.
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My white paper, The Guide to the Future of Medicine, came out a few days ago and the feedback has been amazing therefore I thought I would share the list of trends included in the infographic that ... Via Thierry Le Magny
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Une étude intitulée "Les technologies mobiles de télémédecine vont-elles transformer la santé" vient d'être publiée dans le Journal de l'association médicale américaine (JAMA). Via Philippe Marchal
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Prevently.com launches this Friday, aims to become 'Facebook of Health'. Prevently.com is an online digital wellness platform and social network founded by two Harvard undergraduates.
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Consumer health app iTriage has expanded its appointment booking feature to also offer scheduling for Walgreens’ Take Care Health System Clinics. iTriage can be downloaded on iOS and Android devices.
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Covidien, a 19-year-old medical device company, announced the launch of a new web-based remote monitoring system for its patient monitoring system.
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A new report from Juniper Research predicts that by 2018, 35 percent of consumer owned tablets and smartphones will be used for business.
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Elisabeth Guerzou et Christelle Boyer lors d'un soin avec la tablette et l'application Ludicalm en pédiatrie. Via Rémy TESTON, Celine Sportisse, dbtmobile
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Klick Health: The world's largest independent digital health agency. Via Olivier Delannoy, eMedToday
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November 21, 2013 10:04 PM
there should be no doubt. Doctors use smartphones.
And the e detailing platform should be smartphones and tablets
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John Nosta writes: "Perhaps the best way to finally engage the stogie pharmaceutical industry is to leverage technology at their sweet spot - the sales representative[...] The delivery of complicated information around a disease and drug administration is complicated. And the value of a sales rep to deliver accurate and well-informed information is essential. Our PharmaBot provides a level of accuracy that can make IBM Watson a bit nervous."
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