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The Digital Doctor is “In”Accenture Eight-Country Survey ofDoctors Shows Significant Increasein Healthcare IT UsageAn Accenture survey among 3,700doctors in
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La communauté #hcsmeufr s'est réunit In Real Life le 21 mai dernier dans les locaux de LauMa Communication sur le thème du Quantified Self et de la Msanté . Au programme de cette première Rencontre... Via Isabelle Delignière-Léglise, Tiffany Jésus
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The first iPad app for daily dental practice. Dental practice management software for dentist offices, universities and - Best Webdesign inspiration on www.niceoneilike.com. Via fredio31, Ilan Hirsch
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This book provides a framework to understand why there are waiting lists for elective surgery in some OECD countries and not in others. It also describes how waiting times are measured in OECD countries and reviews different policy approaches to tackling excessive waiting times. Via rob halkes
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May 28, 2013 11:01 AM
Great insight and overview. Now let's see hwt ato be done about it!
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Mobile health apps are being used more and more by a mass audience to receive health care services The benchmarking report provides data and key facts on... Via Cecile Chelim, dbtmobile
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Of course, Yahoo!, which now owns Tumblr, may change that and make Tumblr more "stodgy" and more palatable for pharma marketers even though its CEO said "Don't worry we won't screw it up." Yeah, sure. Via Gilles Jourquin
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May 28, 2013 8:01 PM
Mayo Clinic is the gold standard for social media and using technology for mhealth. Here is a good review of what they are doing
"The clinic’s adoption of iPhone, iPad, and custom in-house apps reflects the Mayo Clinic’s commitment to the latest advances. With more than 15,000 iOS devices on the clinic’s network, building apps for this platform was a priority. “iPhone, iPad, and apps make communication easier. We’re providing real value to our staff, but also ultimately to our patients.”
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EVERY physician is becoming familiar with so-called Doctor-rating sites. You know, those sites whe... Via Dean Berg
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Merck came late to the iPad party, but the company has made up the distance by releasing a global template for details using the device. Via Thibaud Guymard
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Bloomberg reports that the FDA on May 22 sent a letter to the makers of a biomedical iPhone application named uChek. The app, when accompanied with a Via Matt Vaidis
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Avec le « quantified self », nous allons reprendre en main notre santé en recueillant des données sur notre rythme cardiaque, notre tension ou le nombre de calories brûlées. Via Esposito Christelle
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I recently chatted with a friend who works for a health related startup about the so-called Quantified Self trend. He’s been wearing the J Via Nitro Digital
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Le cabinet Accenture a publié en ce début de mois les résultats de son enquête sur les pratiques numériques des médecins et leur adoption des dispositifs électroniques et dématérialisés dans le cadre de leurs activités. Via Alexandre DUBOIS
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cc @docarnica Une étude internationale pointe la faiblesse de la #visite #médicale | Le Quotidien du Medecin http://t.co/XTmjVuGZ4T Via Giovanna Marsico
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Interest and confidence in direct to consumer pharma marketing is waning in those territories that permit it as the healthcare consumers’ voice has become audible through social platforms. In the majority of geographies that do not permit DTC advertising, other approvable promotional methods have been challenged by our increasing reticence towards or active dislike of sales messaging, and our willingness to express our displeasure. Is this a function of the challenge to the supremacy of traditional, broad spectrum advertising that social poses, or is social a spur to the creation of messages specifically designed only to appeal to segments of a massively fragmented audience? Silence Media’s Lee Henshaw describes the utility of split testing and geo-targeting in advertising. Via Alex Butler
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We’re drowning in health information on all fronts with very little guidance on how to make sense of it. How can we go about finding clarity and seeing sensible patterns in a morass of data?
Larry Smarr, perhaps the world’s most-quantified man, chronicled his bodily input and output in minute detail for months. He used the resulting mountains of microbiotic data — and a supercomputer — to self-diagnose a gastrointestinal illness, much to the discomfort of his doctor, who told him, “that’s science, not medicine.” Still, Smarr may well be the patient of the future. Via ehealthgr
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This post is part of Tech Cocktail’s “Healthy Entrepreneur” series, bringing you insights on food, exercise, and sleep throughout May. The series is presented by Coromega (more info and a giveaway below). Via Cecile Chelim, dbtmobile, Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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A lot of the gadgets that help people monitor and track their physical health focus on providing feedback related to physical activity for use with tracking workout data and energy expenditure during the day. Via Philippe Loizon
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The place to start with mobile efforts for maternal health is with women around the globe who have some level of educational attainment, access to resources, and independence from their husbands. (Mobile Phones and Mothers: A Direct Line to Health? Via eMedToday
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May 28, 2013 8:12 PM
Women make the decisons on health care in the family. This article gives good summary on how mobile is impacting women.
The question:
Can mobile phones empower women and improve maternal health on a global scale? Yes,
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As the use of electronic media to illustrate and amplify the sales message becomes more prevalent within the pharmaceutical industry, Pf looks at the diverse e-detailing services available to compa... Via eMedToday
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May 28, 2013 8:29 PM
key insight
"As the old saying goes, the devil is in the detail. Torsten W. Bernewitz of ZS Associates argues that traditional detailing has become too expensive both for the pharma industry and for the NHS. Industry needs to utilise the reach and efficiency of electronic media without sacrificing the real sales benefits of customer relationships. The role of e-detailing, he argues, is “additive”: it facilitates traditional detailing instead of replacing it. The challenge for the company is to optimise its sales model across the “promotional mix”.
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Kappa Santé a lancé le projet DETEC’T, programme de Health Crowd Sourcing développé pour traquer les commentaires des internautes sur leur prise de médicaments. Présentation. Afin d’identifier et d... Via Rémy TESTON
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Premier site français d’information en continu sur les technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC, NTIC) dans la santé - TIC santé Via Muriel Gosnat
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