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Smartphones increase trust among doctors; privacy concerns for patients mobihealthnews BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion's Fraser Edward shared similar concernts to Peel's during an interview with MobiHealthNews earlier this year. Via Emmanuel Capitaine 
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eMedToday's curator insight,
May 14, 2013 12:22 AM
Compliance is a big problem. A number of vendors have developed mobile apps around a game approach. Fun is a solid solution.
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Pfizer Is Selling Viagra Online Directly, But Is This a Good Idea? ... vote in the reader poll http://t.co/aTtarTbzwY #pharma $PFE
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Years ago, I had a chance to receive a few copies of Re-Mission and distribute it to local pediatric clinics. I can tell you children fighting cancer loved the game. Now I was glad to read the news...
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Le compagnon santé conçu par le Lausannois Yves Béhar revient sur le marché. Son objectif : motiver l’utilisateur à être moins sédentaire. L’auto-surveillance constante de sa qualité de vie prend de plus en plus d’ampleur.
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Visiongain's latest report examines the global mHealth market with a focus on service types, perceived benefits and the key drivers and barriers to uptake. This timely report is entitled World Mobile Healthcare (mHealth) Market 2013-2018: eHealth, Telemedicine & Health informatics The potential benefits of mHealth solutions include improving healthcare system processes, collecting and retrieving crucial medical data and patients being able to manage chronic conditions better. Dedicated devices that perform medical functions can utilise mobile technologies such as the cloud allowing data to be uploaded and downloaded instantly. The app ecosystem also offers a vast array of programs that cover everything from general wellness to chronic diseases and illnesses. The mHealth ecosystem includes mobile operators who are set to reap revenues from increased data consumption. Healthcare practitioners will find workloads decreased and greater efficiency in treatments. Software and app developers will gain wide revenue streams from the creation of popular apps or solutions either through consumer purchase or subsidised purchase by health insurance companies. Governmental bodies and pharmaceutical companies can also increase savings and revenues from mHealth. Via Bart Collet, dbtmobile
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mHIMSS mHealth needs to focus on consumers Healthcare Finance News A panel of telemedicine industry executives took on the topic of user-friendly design Monday afternoon at the American Telemedicine Association's18th Annual International Meeting &... Via eMedToday
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May 7, 2013 8:04 PM
Key insight: “It's becoming a consumer market," added Allen Izadpanah, president and CEO of ViTel Net. "People are starting to shop for their own doctors now." Products need to be accepted by consumers and they in turn will compel their doctors to embrace mhealth. Doctors not embracing mhealth will be out.
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Blog de Markentive, agence d'inbound marketing : Journée mondiale de l’asthme, quelles initiatives digitales devons nous retenir ? 1 Via Christian NEFF
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Les acteurs du secteur de la santé ne sont pas indifférents aux risques que fait encourir l’automédication et l’autodiagnostic. Tandis que les pouvoirs publics organisent le filtrage qualitatif des informations, les médecins et les laboratoires privilégient une démarche éducative. Via SNJMG
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Un médecin crée un site traquant les études cliniques pour aider ses malades Via Philippe Loizon, Hi_Camille_
Martine Castro's curator insight,
May 6, 2013 4:12 PM
très belle initiative, les essais cliniques sont si difficiles à trouver et à décrypter lorsqu'on en identifie un.
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Healthcare Global provides hospital executives with some top tips for developing a strong mHealth strategy Via Philippe Loizon
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China's pharmaceutical market received a huge boost from health system reforms instituted by the government between 2009 and 2011. Via Aleksandra Misiorowska
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Figaro Santé Les smartphones veulent détrôner le médecin Figaro Santé À l'heure où les systèmes de santé manquent de plus en plus de bras, la question a pris une nouvelle dimension. Via Rémy TESTON
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Infographic on Why to use Social Media for Search Engine and use Content for Search Engine result position with viral marketing lessons from Google for business Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
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Pharma is awakening to the "New Normal" in customer engagement. And that's good news for all you digital marketers.
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IMS Health : Les ventes de médicaments en chute libre au Maroc
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La santé et la protection des populations sont en théorie l’une des priorités des gouvernements.
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Time to step up or step out of the way? The digital health movement is growing rapidly. Almost everyday we hear of new technology, apps and ideas that bring the promise of improved medical care, health and wellness. Via Giuseppe Fattori
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Through a new resource called HealthTap, you can submit questions to a physician via mobile and receive vetted, peer-reviewed health information back. Via Ricard Robledo
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Huggies a présenté Tweet Pee, un capteur Bluetooth qui prévient les parents lorsque bébé a fait pipi dans sa couche. Accompagné d'une application dédiée, le gadget permet aussi de garder un oeil sur le stock de couches en réserve, avant de devoir en acheter de nouvelles.
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L’Asip Santé (Agence des systèmes d’information partagés de santé), lancera prochainement un webmail sécurisé pour les professionnels de santé : MSSante.fr. Découverte. Pour permettre aux professio... Via Tiffany Jésus
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For a new generation of patients, could the laptop — or even cellphone — replace the stereotypical shrink’s couch? A crop of new startups wants to take psychotherapy into the 21st century.
About one in five Americans will experience a mental health challenge during their lifetime, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Association. But experts say that 60 percent of them will never seek help. The lack of available care, inconvenience and cost are all barriers to access, but so is the fear of prejudice and discrimination from friends, family and even employers.
“Stigma and shame is a huge factor – maybe the most important one,” said Oren Frank, founder of mental health startup Talktala. “People who have been to regular therapy are less ashamed of it, but people who are newcomers are paralyzed by fear.”
Online options enable people to receive therapy on their own turf and terms, without needing to update others on their whereabouts – and they offer the benefit of anonymity. Via nrip
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Mobile and wearable digital devices and related Web 2.0 apps and social media tools offer new ways of monitoring, measuring and representing the human body. They are capable of producing detailed biometric data that may be collected by individuals and then shared with others. Health promoters, like many medical and public health professionals, have been eager to seize the opportunities they perceive for using what have been dubbed ‘mHealth’ (‘mobile health’) technologies to promote the public’s health. These technologies are also increasingly used by lay people outside the professional sphere of health promotion as part of voluntary self-tracking strategies (referred to by some as ‘the quantified self’).
Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor
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's comment May 5, 2013 5:06 AM
Ben moi, serais dans mes Pyrénées, à regret
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Patients who don't regularly take their prescribed drugs are called "non-compliant" - and this is a big problem for Big Pharma, according to industry insiders, because "patients who could be taking... Via Giuseppe Fattori
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