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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Mehran Mehregany of Case Western Reserve University, Ben Kanter of Palomar Health, Joe Smith of the West Health Institute and Mark Winter of the Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize spoke with iHealthBeat about how wireless sensor technology could improve... Via Dan Baxter, Giuseppe Fattori 
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Medic Mobile have supported mHealth projects in partnership with 30+ organizations in 20 countries, and their toolkit includes software they have built themselves, as well as software developed by other organizations.
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European Union agency responsible for the protection of public and animal health through the scientific evaluation and supervision of medicines.
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Pharmasaurus X -- Digital Health: Will Pharma Follow or Lead? http://t.co/zrteEqVL2D via @JohnNosta
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Today’s patients are empowered and connected – living as much in the digital world as the “real” world. It isn’t easy to engage healthcare customers in soci...
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Mobile technology is experiencing a surge of advances in relation to the medical industry.
Technological advances once merely imagined in Sci-Fi flicks (think of Star Trek’s communicator, Bluetooth technologies, and even a quasi version of touch enabled computer screens) are being realized and even superseded thanks to modern innovation.
Mobile technology, in particular, is experiencing a surge of advances in relation to the medical industry. Research breakthroughs, advances in supporting technology infrastructure, and even substantial allocations of resources from private investors are realizing far reaching technological dreams, and then some.
Several weeks ago, Mike Lazaridis’ Research In Motion’s Blackberry Vice Chairman, (the maker of those once ubiquitous handheld wireless devices), launched a $97 million dollar Quantum Valley Investments fund to support innovation and entrepreneurs focused on creating non-invasive medical diagnostic equipment. The idea is simply to make “Star Trek’s” medical tricorder device for diagnosis a reality.
The push to go mobile has been years in the making and has, in many respects, been assisted by underlying communications technology and the utilization of what many in Silicon Valley have termed the social, mobile, web trifecta. Smartphones, applications, and social media have helped to drive mobile advancements in relation to consumer technology adoption, and impactful breakthroughs in medical technologies have been evolving as well.
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10 lessons for using #SocialMedia from a former #FDA official http://t.co/DLEN8grFsP #pharma #phramaPR
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Social media provides an effective tool for getting noticed, interacting with, and gaining new patients.
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Whilst everyone is talking about Big Data in healthcare, many in pharma are left confused as to how it can be applied. Lorenzo Nanetti, from IMS Health, offers some solutions.
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A l’heure de l’internet mobile, du « cloud » et de la 4G,et alors que nous consultons nos données bancaires via des applications mobiles ou que nous achetons à peu près n’importe quel produit en ligne (même les médicaments !
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Brafton recently covered an eMarketer interview with Digitas Health's Bruce Grant where social media marketing was the topic of conversation.
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It is a common worry that technology will increasingly come between the doctor and patient.
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The “digital exhaust” from your mobile phones and other devices could give doctors a valuable window into your wellbeing.
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Autour de Laurence Ferrari piquante et spontanée, une bande d'amazones toutes aussi libres dans leur pensée que dans leurs paroles : les journalistes...
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La multiplication des applications de m-santé sera en partie due au succès de solutions permettant le partage d'images pour diagnostiquer ou assurer un suivi, dans les pays émergents comme développés.
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Google's former lead health strategist has launched a new website, SmartPatients, which helps cancer patients connect with each other, and learn more about their disease.
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With the advances made in simulation technology over the past two decades, the use ofsimulation training in the health care industry has increased dramatically. In the interests of patient safety, though, it is vitally important that more medical educational institutions and health care facilities institute an even wider variety of medical simulation training programs.
Simulation Training in Health Care
Recognizing that health care is also a complex and high-risk industry, health education professionals have adopted more and more elements of simulation for medical skill enhancement.
Advanced digital health technologies have now become available for training doctors, nurses, EMTs and other medical staff as well. Medical schools and training hospitals can use highly realistic simulations of patients and medical environments to improve training and the practice of high-risk medical procedures that can negatively impact patient outcomes if performed incorrectly on real-life patients.
Why Simulation Training is Important to the Medical Industry.
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Les avancées technologiques récentes dans les domaines de l’électronique et des réseaux mobiles ont favorisé l’émergence d’outils d’automesure de paramètres physiologiques. Du suivi de ses performances en course à pied à la mesure de la glycémie, le « Quantified Self » semble être une tendance de fond amenée demain à modifier les formes du suivi médical. Anticipant le mouvement, la CNIL a publié des recommandations quant à la communication et le partage des données recueillies.
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Aujourd’hui, 80% des enfants guérissent de leur cancer, mais pour 20% d’entre eux, les traitements sont inefficaces. Le Centre Gustave Roussy lance un appel aux dons pour faire avancer la recherche.
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Report Finds 73% of Physicians Using Search During Patient Treatment PR Web (press release) EYEFORPHARMA: New research into physician usage of digital technology reveals that 73% of physicians are using search engines more regularly during the...
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Close to two-fifths of organizations now run private clouds in one form or another, and one-fourth are using public cloud services in an enterprise capacity.
Private clouds are being extended deeper into the organizations that have them — a majority expect to be running most of their workloads in the cloud within the next 12 months, especially Platform as a Service middleware. In addition, close to one-third of public cloud users report they are employing hosted services to run their private clouds for them.
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