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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En croisant données du patient et connaissances médicales, un ordinateur peut-il conseiller... Via VALWIN, Hi_Camille_ 
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The more I dig into FDA regulation of mobile health/medical apps, the more I worry that many pharma health apps aimed at consumers may be in FDA's crosshairs.
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Calgary Scientific announced this week that the US Food and Drug Administration had cleared its ResolutionMD software for diagnostic medical imaging on Android devices, including the Samsung Galaxy. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Doctors are making house calls via texting, blogs and social networks like Facebook and Twitter.
"The teenager’s cellphone buzzes. Her doctor, Natasha Burgert, is texting her: “Better morning with this medication?”
Another teenager opens his phone. “Everything is great,” reads Dr. Burgert’s discreet text. “Go ahead with the plan we discussed. Please reply so I know you received.”
And on the morning of college entrance exams, a teenager who suffers from a roiling stomach reads Dr. Burgert’s texted greeting: “Prepared. Focused. Calm. Your body is healthy and well. Good luck today.”
Dr. Burgert, a pediatrician in Kansas City, Mo., is making house calls. She is among a small but growing number of practitioners using social media to engage adolescents. Her patients read her blog and follow her on Twitter and Facebook. She even follows a few of the teenagers’ blogs, commenting occasionally.
During checkups, Dr. Burgert no longer gives teenagers brochures with advice on healthy living — which usually led to glazed expressions and teeming wastebaskets. Instead, a whiteboard hangs in her exam room, with hyperlinks and QR codes to sites with teenager-friendly material on sexuality, alcohol and drugs. The teenagers can photograph the board with their phones, storing the information to peruse in private." (...) Via Camilo Erazo, Agathe Quignot, Denis Granger, dbtmobile
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ABPI release digital media guidance for adverse event reporting PharmaTimes The new guidance, 'Guidance notes on the management of adverse events and product complaints from digital media', looks to give new direction for pharma firms working in... Via Olivier Delannoy
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In Europe, reimbursement decisions for drugs often include explicit consideration of cost effectiveness and a comparison of the efficacy of the new drug with products that are already available. Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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A British-Australian company has entered the US market with a low-cost template for individual physicians, dentists, orthodontists and small practices to customize mobile apps. Via Nikos Papaioannou
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Following on from recent research highlighting the importance of mobile-optimization for email comes a new infographic that should kick the butts of marketers that have yet to develop mobile-friendly websites.
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A une époque où l’écosystème digital évolue très vite, comScore, le spécialiste de la mesure des comportements sur supports digitaux, publie pour la première fois cette année, une étude rassemblant toutes les tendances clés du digital en France et... Via Kevin Dangu
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Asthmapolis développe une technologie mobile qui s’intègre aux inhalateurs. Les données récoltées peuvent fournir des informations précieuses sur les conditions environnementales propices au développement de l’asthme. Via Mélanie Toussaint, Rémy TESTON, Tiffany Jésus
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Digital health is not a new concept. Seth Frank, writing 13 years ago, penned Digital Health Care—The convergence of health care and the Internet in The Via Bart Collet, dbtmobile
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À l'heure où de nombreuses entreprises se lancent dans l'aventure du web social, 44 % des entreprises du secteur pharmaceutique se tiennent encore à l'écart des réseaux sociaux.
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Eight in ten online health inquiries start at a search engine | Pew Internet & American Life ProjectEight in ten online health inquiries start at a search engine | Pew Internet & American Life Project
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A transatlantic eHealth roadmap has been agreed between the European Commission and the US Department of Health and Human Services. It aims to strengthen transatlantic cooperation in eHealth and health information technologies (IT) and will prioritise two areas over the next 18 months. The first is the development of standards for electronic health information and communication technology that will allow 'interoperability' between different countries' systems. The second priority will be to develop and expand a skilled health IT workforce in Europe and the US. The EC's work in the area is being led by its directorate general for communications networks, content and technology (DG CONNECT)... Via Ray Stephens, rob halkes, Chanfimao
rob halkes's curator insight,
April 9, 2013 5:39 AM
Great insight and policy. It now seems that all factors for adopting ehealth in care for health are coming to place. We'll see what factors rest before implementation of it. Curious and thrilling !
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Les contraintes réglementaires qui pèsent sur la communication des laboratoires pharmaceutiques sont fortes. Ils sont aujourd’hui à la recherche de nouvelles stratégies pour porter leur message. Parmi elles : internet et les NTIC. Via Festival Communication Santé
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Depuis un an, la Commission nationale Informatique et Libertés et l'Inria ont scruté les données enregistrées, stockées et diffusées par les smartphones, et en premier lieu l'iPhone.
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As you may have seen, Google Glass started rolling out to early adopters last week. I’m not normally one to suggest that brands jump on the latest fad du jour, but to me this seems like a golden opportunity to solve a a long standing problem. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Past and future development for pharma edetailing, to leverage return on sales. A core issue to Pharma's new commercial conduct. Via Thierry Geufroi, Ricard Robledo
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A review article finds that electronic media-based health interventions are associated with improved health outcomes for teenagers. Some of the digital interventions rely on computer games, simulations or Web-based programs. Via Dan Baxter
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Callimedia lance une banque d’illustrations anatomiques et médicales en ligne : NATOM IMAGES. Découverte. Agence digitale santé, Callimedia met à disposition des internautes son savoir-faire d'illu... Via Rémy TESTON
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek's insight:
Without doubt, the most exciting area of digital at the moment is the mobile space. With mobile web usage set to overtake desktop web browsing in the very near future, the industry events are buzzing with the phrase “mobile strategy”. But what does it mean for pharma and what are the key statistics that provide substance to the opinion?
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TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news. Via Alex Butler
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In many of my previous posts regarding the relative value propositions of establishing a deep digital presence in healthcare --- or entering onto the stage
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