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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In game-scoring unit terms, 52 is the number of hours an average American spends seeking health information online each year. Via Emmanuel Capitaine 
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L'utilisation de terminaux mobiles (tablettes et smartphones) en santé ne cesse de croitre dans les établissements et chez les professionnels de santé. Via Matthieu Boyer
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A steadily developing field of medical advancement is in the utilization of commonplace sensors as tools for the measurement of various aspects of an indiv Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
September 9, 2013 11:44 PM
remote montoring is the future of healthcare and this sensor might be part of hospitals patient strategy
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Dan Baxter's curator insight,
September 7, 2013 6:11 PM
Something as simple as accurately monitoring patient activity can be used to predict post-op outcomes. Interesting to see the comments where using a fitbit for this function means that it is then required to comply with medical device laws.....
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Derek Newell explores why it is so important for pharma to embrace digital health. Digital health is on fire these days. By every measure, from venture capital dollars to new apps to payor digital health initiatives – interest and investment into... Via uri goren
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Les nouvelles technologies permettent de savoir si un malade prend un médicament ou non. Des systèmes utiles pour l’observance du traitement, mais qui pourraient aussi être utilisés pour stopper son remboursement. Via Stéphanie Chevrel, Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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Fragilité en cas de chute, écrans tactiles ne supportant pas les produits désinfectants, risque de vol… L'utilisation des tablettes tactiles dans les établissements de santé pose plusieurs problèmes. Leurs atouts sont pourtant importants : elles permettent au personnel soignant de disposer du dossier patient au pied du lit, de le mettre à jour instantanément et d'avoir accès à toute l'information médicale à tout moment. Via Chanfimao
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Découvrez les chiffres clés du mobile en France collectés et mis à jour en septembre 2013 par Myfangroup
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Naoki Maeda/AP/Sipa Et si le smartphone aidait à surveiller son poids, son sommeil ou son rythme cardiaque ? Ce n'est plus de la... Via Thibaud Guymard
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“ Découvrez l'offre e-services d'Abbott destinée aux médecins généralistes sur Doc E-Services Bienvenue sur Doc eServices, une plateforme conçue spécialement pour vous, médecins généralistes Les laboratoires Abbott Products SAS sont heureux de vous...” Via Philippe Marchal
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La sécurisation incomplète des informations privilégiées médecin-patient pourrait remettre en cause la pénétration de programme de m-Santé auprès des populations africaines. (...) Via Michèle Martin
Michèle Martin's curator insight,
September 6, 2013 9:13 AM
Des problèmes de sécurité liés à l'utilisation d'application de m-santé mis en évidence par TrustLaw Connect. Une régulation s'avère nécessaire.
Michèle Martin's curator insight,
September 6, 2013 9:13 AM
Des problèmes de sécurité liés à l'utilisation d'application de m-santé mis en évidence par TrustLaw Connect. Une régulation s'avère nécessaire.
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According to McKinsey Global Survey results executives most often attribute the success of digital programs to managerial factors—senior management’s interest and attention, internal leadership, good... Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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With about 130 medical staffers supporting 5,000 sales reps at GlaxoSmithKline, the two teams needed a better system to get work done than relying on phones, email and time-consuming face-to-face consultations. Via Philippe Marchal
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iSonea, the Maryland-based startup working on smartphone-based asthma monitoring, says it will launch its AirSonea connected hardware device in Australia prior to launching in the US. Via Olivier Delannoy
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Aman Telehealth, a division of the Aman Foundation, is a free healthcare call center in Pakistan that offers diagnostic service and medical advice over the phone 24/7. Via Philippe Loizon, eMedToday
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A recent study by the online research company comScore offered fresh data on the impact of various forms of digital marketing. ... Tags: banner ads, digital marketing, Relationship Marketing, smarter marketing for pharma. Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
September 9, 2013 11:49 PM
key point
"This content-based user experience differs from that of a promotional advertisement like a banner ad. When consumers and patients have a self-described need or have received a diagnosis from a physician, they want to actually be able to get in and educate themselves"
eMedToday's curator insight,
September 10, 2013 12:26 AM
Even though this is foscued more for the patient than the doctor, the message is clear.
Content matters whether be directed at a doctor or patient.
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A group of summer school students have developed a digital service that calculates a person’s risk of developing lifestyle diseases based on health indicators. The project is targeted at men between the ages of 30 and 60, who typically visit the doctor two weeks too late. “The digital prototype that we have designed is dynamic, so the user can update their risk assessment by inputting their level of physical activity, their intake of food, alcohol and cigarettes, as well as their BMI. So if a user starts exercising 30 minutes a day, he will immediately notice that his chances of staying healthy improve. This type of self-monitoring works because it doesn’t use threats. Instead it offers a tool that is personal, relevant and easy to use. The goal is make people more interested in improving their health, as well as making them aware of how they can do that,” says Lea Glerup, a psychology student at the University of Copenhagen who participated in the Digital Services Innovation in Healthcare summer school programme. Over the past three weeks, Glerup worked together with a group of students from the Technical University of Denmark studying Design and Innovation, Management Engineering, Medicine and Technology, along with Communication and IT students from the University of Copenhagen. This dynamic group created a detailed product, though the process was demanding and required the students’ complete focus. “We had three intense weeks of summer school that included lectures from a wide range of experts. The learning curve was steep and an ordinary course would never be put together like this. But I thought it was cool because we got to see all the phases in concept development and got a general understanding of a rather complex field,” Glerup says. The Danish health sector offers many different types of treatment, but how will they fare as the population ages and more people develop chronic illnesses? “There is a great need to plan and share information among the health professionals who are in contact with the patient, such as the GP, hospital doctors, nurses, pharmacists and physiotherapists. If it all has to be done manually, by writing in a paper record, or by email or telephone, the process can become long-winded. Digital systems are useful because they can manage different types of information and be flexible in unpredictable situations. They are also a perfect tool for dealing with a new trend in healthcare that sees patients getting involved in planning their own preventative treatment. That was why we chose it as the theme for the summer school this year.” Via nrip
Connie Glutyk's curator insight,
September 10, 2013 1:11 AM
This will be a great help to anyone concerned about their health, where problems areas are well ahead of having any serious situation happen. Not to mention that people would be proactive in maintaining their health knowing that a issue is starting to take effect.
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Asthma is a relatively common disease, particularly among children and elderly, and management of it can benefit from regular monitoring of symptoms. iSone
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The American Diabetes Association announces a strategic partnership with Voxiva, an mHealth development company. The partnership will add Voxiva’s Care4life Via Philippe Loizon
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September 7, 2013 6:18 PM
Abbott lance avec Meditailing une plateforme de e-services pour les Medecins Generalistes
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IFA 2013. Plusieurs sociétés ont lancé ces derniers mois des produits permettant de prendre soin de soi grâce à son téléphone ou sa tablette. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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