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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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Les meilleures pratiques internationales pour attirer talents, capitaux et investissements dévoilées par l’étude réalisée en exclusivité par Paris-Ile de France Capitale Economique avec PwC Notre Ambition, notre stratégie, notre modèle... Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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The AHIMA Foundation recently released its latest research report, The Impact of e-Health Literacy on a Patient’s Decision to Adopt a Personal Health Record (PHR). Read up on the results of this study.
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Over the next five years, 13 million wearable devices embedded with wireless connectivity will be integrated into wellness plans offered by businesses, according to ABI research’s new report. In 2013, principal analyst Jonathan Collins said less than 200,000 wearable devices have been integrated into wellness plans. The report factors in the social and economic drivers supporting the integration of wearable wireless device adoption, such as the point at which people start taking more responsibility in healthcare, Collins told MobiHealthNews. “While some device vendors are hoping that strong consumer awareness will drive corporate wellness adoption for their products, they also need to understand and focus on the most influential parts of the healthcare value chain,” Collins said. More: http://mobihealthnews.com/25852/13m-wearables-to-be-used-in-corporate-wellness-plans-by-2018/ Via nrip
Connected Digital Health & Life's curator insight,
September 28, 2013 1:56 PM
I am wearing mine, are you? 
Mike Rucker's curator insight,
September 3, 2014 8:35 PM
Hopefully a good proportion of the 1,300,000 devices will not be simple pedometers and/or accelerometers. Looking forward to see where this might all go.
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le magazine de référence e-learning. Actualités & Stratégies e-learning. Actualité et stratégies, marché, dispositifs, contenus, technologies, pratiques et tendances... Via CFDT Sanofi
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Selon l'étude annuelle menée par le cabinet américain BCG, c'est le secteur hight-tech qui domine le classement des entreprises les plus innovantes. Le secteur automobile est également en forte progression.
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Integrate new channels in your new customer environment
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Two new startups want to use wearable technology to relieve stress and improve the doctor-patient relationship.
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In these cash strapped times, we’re all looking for money whenever we can find it. And few organizations have been hit harder than charities and Not for Profit organizations. So we try and make a point of highlighting “win-win” propositions that help out worth organizations while also helping consumers.
Case in point, we received information from the American Diabetes Association about their new Facebook App, a Diabetes Risk Test that helps raise awareness about the risk factors for Type 2 diabetes. The test is easy and free (heck you don’t even have to leave Facebook to take it). And best of all, the ADA receives $5 from a corporate sponsor for every test that’s taken. What worthy organization is helping the ADA with their funding, you ask? Why Boar’s Head delicatessen meats, of course.
Say what? With all the efforts being undertaken by Pharma companies when it comes to Diabetes education, Boar’s Head was the only partner the ADA could find? That seems pretty bizarre. especially when the next suggested step after taking the test is to participate in a program called “CheckUp America” which is partially sponsored by Janssen. You know the same Janssen that our pal John Mack was chastising for getting out of the Facebook business a couple of weeks ago. In fact, John’s blog has been full of initiatives by Roche, Sanofi and others to improve diabetes education using digital technology. Via nrip
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Off course it is !!
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Diabetes In Control is a free weekly diabetes newsletter dedicated to helping medical professionals in diabetes care better help their diabetes patients.
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hanks to nanotechnology, medical research is moving quickly towards a future where intelligent medical implants can continuously monitor their condition inside the body and autonomously respond to changes such as infection by releasing...
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L'Usine Nouvelle PLFSS : un milliard d'euros d'économies demandé à la pharma L'Usine Nouvelle Entre la baisse des prix des médicaments et le développement des génériques, y compris ceux des médicaments issus des biotechnologies, il demande un... Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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Philosophe et médecin grec réputé, Hippocrate est l’incontournable référence symbolique auquel on doit le célèbre serment que prêtent tous ceux qui (Médecins et médias sociaux : Et si Hippocrate devenait un twittos influent ?
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If reps can't get in doctors' front door, try alternate routes Via eMedToday
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September 26, 2013 9:44 PM
According to a new study from CMI/Compas, fully half of physicians restrict visits from reps in one way or another. And the doctors reps want to see most--including oncologists and internists--are least likely to prefer a human face over other kinds of communication.
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La société nîmoise G-Nine annoncer se lancer dans le domaine de la santé connectée, et débute les opérations avec la publication d'un ensemble ... Via Philippe Loizon
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President of Eli Lilly's diabetes unit Enrique Conterno said the company only plans a "very limited expansion" of its sales force as it looks to increase its share of the diabetes market in the US....
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October 10, 2013 9:07 PM
"I don’t think the market is responsive today to putting more and more sales people focused on brands,"
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What are the responsibilities of a community manager (in pharma)? Via Olivier Delannoy, Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
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Mobile diabetes-management startup Glooko has hired its first CEO, former Intuit Health executive Rick Altinger, launched a new product in the U.S. and recently received FDA clearance to sell its products to patients over the counter. Via Alex Butler
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