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E-SANTÉ : COMPRENDRE. RELIER. TRANSFORMER.
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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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The iPhone is the device that can do almost anything and now it can be transformed into a tool to monitor your health and diagnose illnesses
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Quel pays offre la plus longue espérance de vie par rapport à ses dépenses de santé ? Selon Bloomberg, la France est loin du podium. Via Alexandre DUBOIS, Hi_Camille_, VALWIN
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From
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Google claims to use over 200 signals in its search algorithm. While we don't know what exactly these signals are, it's helpful to examine high-ranking pages so that we can begin to understand the characteristic of pages search engines like to reward. This can give us a "hint" as to the ranking factors the search engines actually use. Read More: http://moz.com/blog/future-of-search-ranking-factors Via Antonino Militello
Dan Aldridge's curator insight,
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If you like to get into the guts of SEO on Google, then this post by Cyrus Shepard will really help.
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Experts from Facebook and genetics labs team up to help doctors make personalized predictions about their patients.
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Taking the Pulse® Nurses is Manhattan Research’s annual market research study and syndicated advisory service focused on how U.S. Via Rémy TESTON, Jérôme Buisson
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ICMCC, International Council on Medical & Care Compunetics
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Introducing the Qualcomm Tricorder X PRIZE. Imagine a portable, wireless device in the palm of your hand that monitors and diagnoses your health conditions. That’s the technology envisioned by this competition, and it will allow unprecedented access to personal health metrics. The end result: Radical innovation in healthcare that will give individuals far greater choices in when, where, and how they receive care. Via SustainOurEarth
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So-called “quantified self” enthusiasts are using all kinds of gadgets and smartphone apps to log as much data as they can about their activity, sleep, heart rate and more. But, for the most part, that data (like most data in healthcare, unfortunately) exists in siloed, linear sets... Via Alex Butler
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The potential for learning opportunities to be both delivered and facilitated via mobile and social platforms has been growing rapidly in the healthcare industry over the past 18 months. Earlier t... Via Alex Butler
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The University of Wisconsin recently partnered with Survey Analytics to develop a mobile health app for students, faculty & staff to track flu activity. Via dbtmobile
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Paris le mercredi 2 octobre 2013 - Midi Pyrénées est la deuxième région à se mobiliser, via son Agence Régionale de Santé (ARS), pour promouvoir... Via Hi_Camille_
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Fitbit is set to release a new fitness tracking band called the Force. The new device will be positioned above the company's current fitness band, the Flex, and will feature a built-in altimeter...
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Companies that can spot and capitalize on industry trends will enjoy long-term competitive advantages. So here’s a quick look around the corner. Via eMedToday
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Manhattan Research’s ePharma Physician® 2013 study explores physician adoption of digital channels for prescription drug information
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The University of Wisconsin recently partnered with Survey Analytics to develop a mobile health app for students, faculty & staff to track flu activity. Via Philippe Loizon
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Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is a systematic way of identifying the potential impacts on the wellbeing and health of the population of any proposed policy, strategy, plan or project, prior to implementation.
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Déchiffrage met en lumière et en débat les grands enjeux de l'économie avec les moyens du documentaire et la longue-vue du journal Alternatives économiques.
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Déchiffrage met en lumière et en débat les grands enjeux de l'économie avec les moyens du documentaire et la longue-vue du journal Alternatives économiques. Un premier numéro consacré à la question de la croissance.
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Wired.co.ukQualcomm: smartphones will become remote controls for our livesWired.co.ukOne company already working with Qualcomm on making healthcare a huge part of the internet of things, is AirStrip Technologies. Via Richard Kastelein
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As the third annual mHealth Summit convenes today near Washington, D.C., San Diego-based Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) says it has formed a new subsidiary, Qualcomm Life, from its wireless health business unit. The wireless technology giant says it also has established a $100 million wireless health investment fund that will be managed by Qualcomm Ventures. Qualcomm Life is headed by Rick Valencia, a former CEO at San Diego-based ProfitLine who joined Qualcomm a little over a year ago. Valencia previously helped to launch ProfitLine’s multi-billion dollar telecommunications management services business. Qualcomm’s wireless health guru, Don Jones, continues in a similar role at Qualcomm Life as vice president of global strategy and market development. As part of today’s announcement, Qualcomm also unveiled the 2net Platform and Hub, and a video explaining the technology is available here. The 2net Hub is a product that plugs into a standard electric outlet—it resembles a simple wireless router—and serves as a gateway to the 2net Platform, which operates as a technology-agnostic, cloud-based service. The platform serves as a kind of universal translator and intermediary that addresses one of the intractable challenges amid the convergence of different wireless health devices, technologies, standards, and systems. Data from the 2net Hub, a user’s mobile phone, or other gateways, is sent to the 2net Platform, where it is encrypted and made available in the cloud to patients, physicians, and other appropriate users. Qualcomm says the system meets medical privacy requirements and works with multiple carriers. Via Chatu Jayadewa
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