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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My presentation from Velocity. I spoke about the healthcare industry and how the quantified self movement is shaping new opportunities. 
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ProgrammableWeb.com keeps you up to date with web mashups and APIs: what's new, interesting, useful and important. Hundreds of mashups and APIs. Contribute, search, view, and chart them.
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Executive Director Murray Aitken discusses the Health Apps role in the report Patient Apps for Improved Healthcare: From Novelty to Mainstream. See the repor...
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Les 6es Rencontres de la cancérologie française (RCFr) s'ouvrent le ...
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“mHealth market to grow by billions in years ahead, with chronic disease management playing a leading role: http://t.co/M1aw8fyipu #mHealth” Via eMedToday
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November 3, 2013 6:30 PM
Thanks to the upswing in smartphone and tablet adoption, the mobile health apps market is expected to experience a compound annual growth rate of 25.5 percent, from $6.6 billion in 2013 to $20.7 billion in 2018.
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November 3, 2013 6:33 PM
Pharma need to understand how to use smartphone.
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November 3, 2013 6:34 PM
Pharma need to understand how to use smartphones in e detailing
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Instead of investing in pharma maybe you should go to Vegas instead. You'll have a lot more fun and, a new study suggests, your chances of winning are just as good. Via Richard Meyer
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Despite strong interest in mobile health (mHealth), consumer adoption of mobile health technologies remains limited. While 9 in 10 Americans own a cellphone (and over half of them being smartphones) concerns about privacy and security, skepticism about app accuracy and a gap between consumers' wants and the industry's ability to deliver are all limiting factors to mHealth's widespread adoption. But if consumers are comfortable with other mobile-enabled features (such as shopping, travel and banking), why not also in health care? Via nrip
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“Discover the 3 keys to an effective content marketing strategy for your mHealth marketing efforts (3 Keys to #mHealth #ContentMarketing Strategy http://t.co/GR6dfcLl4O)...”
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November 2, 2013 7:14 PM
Content needs to
1. Increase Revenues 2. Lower Expenses 3. Create Happy, Satisfied Clients
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No matter what profession you are in you must face the facts that social media has forever changed the world. Connections with your colleagues now can be connections around the world instead of people in your own town. When it comes to the medical profession, there are many social networks you can join that can help you with your career. You can make connections in different cities, with people in your field and learn from those who have been in the field longer than you have. Social media has also drastically changed advertising departments and how you network with your clients. Here are five popular social networking choices for those in the medical profession. Medical Mingle This site is great for those who are in the field already or who are pursuing a career in the healthcare profession. You can get advice from others who have already traveled a similar path to yours. You can also hear about the latest developments in the medical profession and share your thoughts on them. This one is a great place to start connecting when you are just starting out.
iMedExchange As physicians it is important to connect with other physicians. This can help you to gain referrals to your practice and gain trusted colleagues to refer your patients to. This site is for physicians to gain networking with others and to share with physicians in your field. Staying connected is important in your line of work. MedLanding This social site is a great place to look when you need a healthcare professional social site. You can read articles here about the new developments in the medical field. You will meet others working in your field and be able to network with a wide range of medical professionals. You can also buy supplies through this site and learn great places to get what your office needs. Search for your new career in the healthcare field by joining up. You can also post jobs or see job postings available if you are ready for a chance. Doctors Hangout Here you will discover a site that is for physicians and medical students. Connect with others going on the same journey you are and network for when you are out of college. Learn from others while you are still in school. Networking is important no matter what field you may be in. You want to have connections for when your patients present with something that you need to refer. Building those connections now will help you in the future. Businessfriend This site is for different businesses of all types. Those in the healthcare field can connect socially with others in the same field and read about the new updates in the field. It is not just for doctors but you will find a lot of great connections there. These are a few great social sites that you can keep in mind while you are in the healthcare field. You need to be on social media and connect with others in your field. It will make your job easier as you have the connections you need to help your patients. Via Plus91
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Biomedtrics, a Pleasanton, Calif.-based technology company, has unveiled a Bluetooth device that integrates with a wide variety of blood glucose meters and automatically transmits readings to s secure website. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Qualcomm Life's HealthyCircles™ Platform, a Care Coordination and Management platform, provides Enterprise clients with private-label branded web, mobile and... Via Sam Basta, Giuseppe Fattori
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November 2, 2013 12:57 PM
Healthcare Innovation by Design on LinkedIn: 6900+ healthcare delivery and experience innovation leaders sharing the latest information and networking at http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Healthcare-Innovation-Design-2579818/about
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A Global Discussion in Urology International Urology Journal Club on Twitter (#urojc) is about to begin its “Second Season”. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Research and Markets and ReportsnReport released their analysis for how the mHealth will fare in the global marketplace during the next several years.
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Découvrez les dernières nouveautés du digital santé francophone au cours du mois d'octobre 2013. Nouveaux sites, blogs, contenus et campagnes web Cancer : lancement d'un parcours de soin virtuel pa... Via Rémy TESTON
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RT @mHealthAlliance: #Mobile #health apps- opportunity for patients, doctors to co-create the evidence http://t.co/quLMN4Z06i @healthythink…
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Join the largest mobile health community on Google+ on Buzz e-sante curated by Rémy TESTON (Join the largest mobile health community on Google+ | @scoopit via @Alex__Butler http://t.co/SCnmcWUq9F)...
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Pharma firms find online marketing cheaper but doing without field force not quite feasible Via eMedToday
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November 4, 2013 8:18 PM
Drug marketing companies are moving away from the traditional reliance on medical representatives (MRs) to sell their products to the medical fraternity. Instead, they’re gradually shifting to software-oriented e-detailing.
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La quatrième édition des Innovations Days, organisée par Universal Medica Group a eu lieu les 8 et 9 octobre 2013.
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The quick pace of mobile technology, coupled with a broad worldwide penetration of smartphones, has effectively transformed Healthcare into a new entity called mHealth. In 2012, the number of medical application users will reach 247 million, which is more than double the 124 million users who downloaded medical applications in 2011. Global revenue from mHealth apps grew from 140 million in 2010 to 1.3 billion in 2012, and continues to progress on an upward curve. Why is mHealth so commercially successful, and what factors contribute to this economic success story? Medication schedule management Cancer treatment is a very complex and painful process demanding the highest level of accuracy from both physician and patient. And it is also an area where mobile technology can assist with treatment. Regular smartphones can be converted into effective medication schedule managers. This involves a straightforward process; simply select your cancer type and treatment plan, point to a start date, and make sure your device is in close proximity in order to see/hear reminders and notifications. Either patient or caregiver may add additional days and times for further dosage if required. Tracking symptoms history
Tracking blood count Some cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy, may damage not only cancerous cells but also normal body cells including blood cells. Reach the doctor easier The modules described above not only enable a user to cope with cancer treatment, but also to prepare valuable information for an appointment with a doctor. To make appointments more effective and informative, users can type or voice record their questions beforehand. During the meeting, users have the option to type or voice record a doctor’s answers as well. When the FAQ database is available, users can browse it through a mobile device to see available answers and adjust their questions appropriately. Receive up-to-date information Cancer is one of the most researched medical conditions in the world, and those who have contracted it often desire to be kept informed about the most up-to-date information and cure recommendations. Stay connected with community It’s easier to cope with a problem when you know that you are not alone. Access to a community, the ability to ask questions, the opportunity to read success stories, and to be able to participate in a community information exchange is extremely important in a cancer sufferer’s battle to stay positive. Thus, this module is a very valuable addition to a companion app for people struggling with any serious long-term disease. Via nrip
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To move beyond the hype of mobile health, the industry needs clinical trial data that shows its benefits in acute care, chronic care and physician efficiency. Via Sam Stern
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A varied environment for reps: study Via eMedToday
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November 2, 2013 7:51 PM
Doctors told CMI that their top three places for medical development and product information were medical conventions, print journals and online journals. Medical databases like PubMed, organization websites like NIH and the AMA, and drug reference tools such as Epocrates and eMPR were also top categories. Mobile apps, even those for medical journals, printed drug references, and professional online communities were at the bottom of the pile. Pharma reps ranked on the lower end of the list of 13 channels, above mobile apps, but below textbooks.
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November 2, 2013 7:52 PM
Sales rep get little time with doctor.
Sales reps are low on the marketing channel list of doctors
Doctors told CMI that their top three places for medical development and product information were medical conventions, print journals and online journals. Medical databases like PubMed, organization websites like NIH and the AMA, and drug reference tools such as Epocrates and eMPR were also top categories. Mobile apps, even those for medical journals, printed drug references, and professional online communities were at the bottom of the pile.
Pharma reps ranked on the lower end of the list of 13 channels, above mobile apps, but below textbooks.
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The idea, which won the AppHappening Innovation Contest and helped Kristina Wilms secure a spot on StartupBus Europe, was inspired by her own struggles with depression. Via Alex Butler, uri goren
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November 2, 2013 8:29 PM
I learned recently about the millions of apps out there and yet remain amazed at the new and practical apps that people keep creating every day that potentially solve problems and enhance millions of lives. It's great that there are competitions to encourage and support people in creating and innovating.
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Facebook is still the number one social media platform by far, with 900 million members, and according to Facebook, more than eight million brands have Facebook pages. Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor, Parag Vora
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