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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It’s time to tackle the proverbial elephant in the room –lifestyle change. When I was doing my field work in ... Via Alex Butler, dbtmobile
Franklin Delano Williams's curator insight,
March 22, 2013 10:28 AM
Our Frontier Medicine Better Health Partnership will be testing this out with our partnering Critical Access Hospitals in Montana
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Une application en test dans un hôpital indien utilise l'appareil photo pour déchiffrer la couleur exacte à la place du matériel médical spécialisé. Un exemple du boom des applis médicales. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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The video game industry is worth more than $100bn worldwide, so it's no surprise that businesses are using gamification to try to boost sales. The idea is that by adding gaming elements to the sales process, such as small challenges and rewards, you can increase customer loyalty and advocacy.
As in every game or competition, the participants have to be motivated by a worthwhile reward. It’s also true that the greater the reward, the more you can ask people to do to earn the reward. Via Martin Gysler
David Bennett's comment,
April 19, 2013 9:31 AM
I am doing a course on gamification at Coursera that you might find interesting
David Bennett's comment,
April 19, 2013 9:31 AM
Here's the link https://www.coursera.org/course/gamification
David Bennett's comment,
April 19, 2013 9:53 AM
I'm about halfway through. I am trying to see whether and how it would fit into our nascent ecommerce business. I don't see it yet, but the course has helped me to see in a gamified way.
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A powerful new search engine designed to help diagnose rare diseases could prove a boon for both medics and the public Via marianne vennitti
marianne vennitti's curator insight,
March 20, 2013 8:31 PM
Start up for a search engine for Rare disease
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Non contents d'être devenus indispensables pour communiquer et pour se divertir, les smartphones se dotent maintenant de fonctions dédiées au bien-être et à la santé. Via Agathe Quignot
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Le secrétaire général de l’ONU Ban Ki-moon a déclaré que « le bonheur est à la base des désirs humains ». Il a regretté entre outre que « le bien-être matériel de base reste toujours inaccessible pour un grand nombre de personnes qui vivent en pauvreté extrême ».
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31(*) nouveaux anticancéreux ont été mis à disposition des patients entre 2004 et 2010.
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In the privacy of their own bathrooms, people can find out whether they’re pregnant or have HIV. They can even swab for DNA to unravel their ancestry. Yet it’s difficult to answer simpler questions, like “Do I have the flu?” That’s because the most advanced diagnostic device in most medicine cabinets is a thermometer. Regularly measuring and understanding anything more complex than body temperature, such as respiratory rates and heart rhythms, is a physician’s job. So patients often go to the doctor when they don’t need to or don’t go when they should. By providing doctors with better data and patients with better decision-making tools, personal health monitors and diagnostics could break that cycle.
In the last few years, medical-device manufacturers have begun using miniaturized sensors and mobile phones to gather clinical information. The AliveCor and iBGStar iPhone attachments, for example, monitor heart rhythm and blood glucose, respectively. The Tinké converts heart and respiratory rates into a stress rating. And devices that gather a broader range of metrics are on the way. The Scanadu Scout, a pocket-sized Bluetooth-enabled dongle that will be available later this year, uses several kinds of sensors, including infrared, to measure blood flow, blood oxygen, electrical heart activity, temperature, and heart rate. (The company is competing for the Tricorder X PRIZE, a competition to create the first no-contact mobile diagnostic tool.)
The sheer volume of data produced by a network of devices like the Scanadu could be a boon for public-health workers. A person who tracks one health metric every hour will generate nearly four times the amount of data in the Library of Congress in his lifetime. Spread over several metrics and many people, the data could provide a snapshot of national or local health at any given time. Epidemiologists could use that information to spot early indicators of disease and issue alerts before the infection has a chance to spread.
For individuals, personal data could be paired with software-based diagnostic tools. Patients with hypertension, for example, would be alerted to pressure spikes, which could enable them to better manage their condition with diet and exercise. Scanadu is developing apps that can analyze smartphone images of user-collected blood or urine samples and detect respiratory infections. The company plans to refine its software to synthesize a data sample, diagnose common ailments, and let patients know when they’re sick enough to need a doctor. For the first time, emergencies will be emergencies, and colds will be colds—and doctors won’t be the only people who can see the difference. Via Thibaud Guymard
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Spending to Promote Medicines Ebbed as Industry Woes Peaked... see study results here http://t.co/2t5M5lZlDd #pharma #DTC
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LEO Pharma a annoncé un accord de co-création avec la National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) aux États-Unis qui place les patients au cœur du processus d'innovation de laboratoire pharmaceutique de dermatologie.
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The mHealth market has entered its commercialization phase and, according to a report by mobile research specialist group Research2Guidance, will reach $26 billion globally by 2017 Via Philippe Marchal
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PHARMACIE/Croissance mondiale de 3% à 5% en 2013-2014 (SP) Romandie.com Paris (awp/afp) - Le secteur de la pharmacie va connaître une croissance de 3% à 5% au niveau mondial en 2013-2014, porté par les pays émergents alors que l'Europe restera... Via Sophie Bariteau
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Online health information seekers are concentrated among women, older consumers and caregivers. But according to a new eMarketer report, each of these demographics has different interests and needs when they look online for health info.
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By gathering personal health data, companies like HealthTap and WebMD are looking to customize health information online.
If you go online to look for health information – as about a third of Americans do – chances are the information targets a general audience, not someone with your specific medical history, risk profile or needs. But if you’re looking up diabetes complications, for example, it makes a difference if you’re an older man juggling different medications or a pregnant young woman with no other health conditions.
The larger promise of personalized medicine that considers genomic data on top of medical history and clinical data is still on the verge of reality. But, in the meantime, a few companies are at least beginning to bring a new level of personalization in health care to the web.
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Marcel Lebrun's curator insight,
March 20, 2013 5:37 PM
1 minute sur Internet ... Il s'en passe des choses !
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Entre liberté d'expression et protection des entreprises contre les abus de liberté, les premiers contours de la jurisprudence dédiée à l'utilisation des réseaux sociaux par les salariés au travail, voire en dehors du travail. La montée en puissance des réseaux sociaux, tels que Facebook et Twitter, et leur utilisation par les salariés soulève de nouvelles difficultés au sein des entreprises. Une étude réalisée par le cabinet d'avocats Proskauer fait ressortir que 40% des employeurs interrogés indiquent avoir rencontré des difficultés liées à l'utilisation de ces réseaux par leurs salariés. Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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La figure idéale de " l'homo oeconomicus " fabriquée par et dans les cinquante glorieuses est celle d'un homme stable, rigoureux, appliqué, obéissant. Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
Sophie Colas's curator insight,
March 20, 2013 11:10 AM
« Contrairement aux États-Unis, où le terme "résilience" est d'usage courant, tel un marqueur d'optimisme, en Europe il est plus difficile de l'imposer, comme si nous avions un penchant pour le misérabilisme. » 
Hélène Lefebvre's curator insight,
March 21, 2013 4:41 PM
locataires de l'éphemère, entendez ma question, c'est celle du miracle : que ferez vous de différent lorsque vous aurez changé ?
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JIM.fr Exclusif : les trois quart des médecins prescrivent hors AMM JIM.fr Par ailleurs, soit une recommandation temporaire d'utilisation a été établie par l'ANSM, soit le prescripteur « juge indispensable au regard des données acquises de la...
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Not familiar with the "Quantified Self?" It's latest trend in obsessively tracking every possible health measure, in real time, that emerged as a major theme at South By Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival this year. Via Thibaud Guymard
Joanne Hagerty's curator insight,
March 20, 2013 6:28 AM
As the saying goes, you don't fatten a pig by weighing it and I suppose the opposite is true, I love all things quantified self and can't resist a good set of metrics but recognise these may only be of interest to certain personality types and in a health context will face resistance and attrition in user base. However when combined with strong behavioural change models I am utterly certain that these tools will be a force for good. 
Thomas2c's comment,
March 21, 2013 4:18 AM
My personal belief is we all are in a specific health situation and at least have one of our relatives in such a case also. Which make our quality of life, our health parameters impactful to us and them. Think about people with allergies, auto immune diseases, cancer and post cancer, care givers, teachers for kids etc... These guys deserve such monitoring systems to take actions before it's becoming actual diseases.
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Ever wonder where the Serious Games or Health-Egames initiatives started? Read about it here.
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Pretty soon, not being involved in social media will be just as implausible as not having a telephone.
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