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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79% des directeurs marketing ne se sentent pas prêts à gérer l’impact grandissant des médias sociaux et de l'omnicanal ainsi que l’explosion des données. 
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Les sites comme Wikipédia sont très utilisés par les étudiants en médecine, mais un grand ménage de leur contenu s'impose. De nombreuses informations santé ne seraient pas fiables. Via Philippe Marchal
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As the health service grapples with the need to provide quality care while containing spiralling patient care costs (something all stakeholders will need to do for decades to come), the ability to manage care in a holistic, safe and cost effective way is a priority for commissioners. Choosing the best healthcare partner to deliver these often complex and detailed healthcare requirements is high on the agenda for many commissioners and with the recent changes to NHS commissioning and the publication of the Homecare Medicines Review guidelines, this task has become even more important to get right first time round. So what can you do to ensure the right partnerships are formed that best meet your individual service objective needs? First of all, the healthcare partner should offer a broad and integrated range of services such as medicines distribution/logistics, clinical homecare, medicines support, dispensing services, medicine preparation and clinical trial support. Not only does provision of these cohesive services avoid the need for other external partners and contracts, but it also creates the flexibility to add-on future services as end-to-end patient healthcare needs develop and expand. In addition, this fully integrated approach has a greater potential to lead to service efficiencies, flexible service delivery and improved patient care. .. The healthcare partner must help patients make better use of the medicines and therapies they are prescribed and by doing so, the NHS can be supported to deliver the demands of the Government's QIPP (Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention) agenda .. .. Most importantly, a partner should be able to demonstrate a strong track record of patient-centric care that supports patients throughout their care journey... An aspect which is perhaps given less weight is the existence of shared values and complementary multi-disciplinary expertise between stakeholder organisations. In my opinion, evidence of this is critical to engender mutual trust and respect between both organisations, as no doubt the ability for co-operative working will be tested under the current challenging and changing healthcare environment. Ultimately, the true measure of success will be the strength of the relationship between the healthcare provider and partner as they work together in the pursuit of mutual goals to deliver the best possible care for their patients. Via rob halkes
rob halkes's curator insight,
November 8, 2013 5:40 AM
Great insight into the next age of health provision! Given the current economic and health budgets' condtions, but also raising demands on health quality, will bring different parties in care provision together. When they can find ways to integrate their business models, which is one of the hardest issues to complete, new cost savings might render sustainable return to the partners in care. Health industry and health care parties have a challenge ahead.
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rob halkes's curator insight,
November 8, 2013 5:48 AM
Great insight into the next age of health provision! Given the current economic and health budgets' condtions, but also raising demands on health quality, will bring different parties in care provision together. When they can find ways to integrate their business models, which is one of the hardest issues to complete, new cost savings might render sustainable return to the partners in care. Health industry and health care parties have a challenge ahead.
Want to know more? Just connet with me and find out about the various ways, I can inform you about my practical experiences to this.
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L'association Alsace Digitale organise un hackathon e-santé du 28 au 30 mars 2014 à Strasbourg : le DigitalhealthCamp. Présentation. A l’initiative d’Alsace Digitale, association à but non lucratif... Via Isabelle Delignière-Léglise
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Internet forme sans aucun doute l'innovation la plus importante de la fin du XXe siècle.
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According to a recent survey by the American Osteopathic Association, word of mouth continues to lead the way as the resource most often used to select a physician. Via Dean Berg
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They promise a lot -- from helping you to burn "fuel" to shedding pounds, but when it comes to making a difference in your health, these apps mostly fall short. Via Peter Mellow
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Mobile phones are more than just communications devices; they are also powerful tools to improve health care. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Sur plus de 40.000 « apps » santé disponibles sur l'Apple Store, 5% d’entre elles représentent 15% des téléchargements. Mais seules 23.682 sont considérées comme véritablement en rapport avec des sujets médicaux. Via nathalie Bissot-Campos
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November 23, 2013 3:27 AM
Et en France ? #retard
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Ordre National des Infirmiers, (#ordreinfirmier - Annuaire de la profession infirmière: Le cap des 142 000 inscrits au tableau est atteint :) http://t.co/mRs9F1wDZG)...
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mHealth is all about patient engagement these days, and nowhere was that point driven with more purpose than last week's Connected Health Symposium. Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor
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I am thrilled to take this opportunity to share a fascinating conversation that I recently had with Paul Tunnah, CEO & Founder of pharmaphorum media.
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In this post, using the topic of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) as an example, Marie-Claire Wilson outlines some of the most commonly-seen behaviours of HCPs online, giving an insight... Via rob halkes, Emmanuel Capitaine
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November 8, 2013 6:44 AM
Insights! See how physicians stay tuned to their direct interests in better patient care ;-)
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The case about health apps by IMS, stated in 4 infographics, regarding patient empowerment, health information needs etc.
@IMSHealth is using Ow.ly! View all of this user's images and documents. Via rob halkes
rob halkes's curator insight,
November 8, 2013 4:10 AM
The case about health apps figuring growing need for health information, the need to accommodate one's ability to do some about one's proper health condition and to get support for that. It is my experience that such can best be done in the framework of developing ehealth.
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I just got the new iPhone. As I retired my old one, it went into a drawer with several smart phone predecessors. I also enjoy my iPod touch and my iPad is always within reach – always. Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor, Parag Vora
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A new app called TalkToDocs answers your medical questions without making you lift a finger. Via Alex Butler
RUDER FINN's curator insight,
November 11, 2013 10:59 AM
This is a cool little app (paid for with a cost of ($0.99) which allows users to ask medical questions aloud just as on siri. The app is called TalkToDocs and the answers are from a database of 50,000 doctors.
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Après l’internet des humains, celle des objets Confortablement assis dans sa voiture, il en viendrait presque à oublier les interminables
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Sam Basta's curator insight,
November 6, 2013 10:44 PM
Healthcare Innovation by Design is a sponsor of Singularity University's FutureMed (from now on to be known as "Exponential Medicine") As always medGadget provides great recaps of the conference. Healthcare Innovation by Design on LinkedIn: 7000+ healthcare delivery and experience innovation leaders sharing the latest information and networking at http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Healthcare-Innovation-Design-2579818/about 
kenza's curator insight,
November 10, 2013 3:25 PM
Great Summaries of FuturMed , to deep dive into the futur of Personalised Medicine, Big Data in Health, futur of Intervention & Regenerative medicine, NeuroTech ...
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In the United States alone, health spending places the domestic health care industry among the five or six largest economies in the world. To lower skyrocketing costs, consumers and the health care industry are looking at a variety of solutions. Increasingly, apps and mobile devices that allow consumers to take charge of their own treatment are seen as ways to start bringing down costs. They are taking health care out of hospitals and doctor's offices, and putting more power in consumer hands. Via Alex Butler
Ranjit Kovilinkal's curator insight,
November 16, 2013 11:16 PM
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