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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Cloud storage. Information storage is of major importance for doctors as they need to keep medical records, notes, test results, cardiology and radiology images, available and secure. There are two alternatives when it comes to cloud storage solutions for medical services: the electronic medical record solution (EMR) and the electronic health record solution (EHR) Via Peter Azzopardi, Giuseppe Fattori 
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Read how America’s healthcare providers are now using (EHRs) and Health IT to achieve meaningful use and help to improve their patients’ care and health. Via Richard Meyer
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Référencement payant ou gratuit, quelles sont les différences ? Que choisir entre une campagne Adwords et une stratégie SEO ? Impala Webstudio vous explique. (Néophytes, on décortique le web pour vous ! Via Esposito Christelle
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"Colloque e-tools and social networks for epidemiology" - 21 mai 2013 http://t.co/X7hhLUVWI3 via @esante_gouv_fr
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Patients need #DigitalHealth to deliver more than just operational efficiencies http://t.co/aTUlxVzeWG | AEI #hcsmeu #HITsm
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Vente de médicaments sur Internet : attention, grand danger !
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Happtique has released its final standards for testing and certifying mobile health applications. Select organizations will test the apps for technical standards and content.
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Un prix qui confirme l’heureux positionnement d’Interaction Healthcare dans le secteur prometteur de la formation santé.La cible visée est celle des cardiologues et des urgentistes : une population éduquée, qui a la réputation de savoir ce qu’elle...
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La téléphonie mobile pourrait aider à sauver des milliers, voire des millions de vies sur le continent dans les années à venir.
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Emmanuel Capitaine 's curator insight,
March 1, 2013 3:14 PM
Happtique Health App Certification ProgramHelping providers and patients identify health apps with credible content
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Le Colloque TIC Santé 2013 sur le thème « Les clés de réussite en e-santé et e-formation » organisé par l'association FORMATIC Santé et parrainé par le (...)
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It’s a busy office day, and Mrs. J is seated calmly in my exam room. She has a history of an intermittent heart rhythm disturbance. She says she feels well, but that she also gets a little dizzy at times and feels her heart skip once in a while. The nurse who took the vitals typed “pulse irregular” on the electronic chart. The last few times Mrs. J was in the office, the vitals were similar, and an ECG was usually obtained, showing only a minor abnormality.
I’d like to know if anything has changed, but it takes a couple of minutes to order the ECG, have the patient disrobe, attach 16 leads of the machine, and then record the rhythm –and I’m already a little behind.
Instead, I pull out my smartphone and ask Mrs. J to hold it gently in her hands for 15 seconds. Voila! On its display (and immediately uploaded wirelessly to a secured server) is Mrs. J’s heart rhythm, showing no significant change. I am a tech nut and, some would say, an Apple “fan boy” (Okay, let’s get this straight, I am STILL using an iPhone 4, but for good reason. Keep reading to learn why!). I’m the one at the office who colleagues frequently come to for app advice. My latest app acquisition connects my personal interest to my professional work.
Typically, when talking all things Apple, I use the word “toy” frequently. This time, however, I can confidently say that my latest iPhone 4 case falls into the category of “tool.” And when I say tool, I mean an incredibly powerful device that is the first of many in the mobile realm that may significantly change health care.
Via nrip
Rehabmyheart's comment,
March 1, 2013 8:45 AM
Good for arrhythmia detection, but limited use for diagnostics such as left ventricular hypertrophy, ischemia, etc.
rickyle balea's curator insight,
March 21, 2013 12:31 AM
this illustrates that, there has been devlopment of apps that are actually able to perform medical diagnosis
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New (free) webinar: 'How Lilly Makes Multichannel Work'. Sign up here http://t.co/Ay0YEbyCMS #hcsm #mhealth #hcsmeu
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Recent report identifies 7 success factors for mHealth financial sustainability and scale for mainstreaming of mobile technologies for improved health Utilizing value chain analysis and case studies, a recent report from mHealth Alliance and Vital... Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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Abstract: Via Giuseppe Fattori
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"The future might not be in your hand; it might well be down the toilet." (And for Their Next Trick, Smartphones Will Analyze Your Urine http://t.co/H2jZza4Pi2)...
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Image (Arogya World's mDiabetes Project http://t.co/4zcI2vqT65 | HealthWorks Collective #diabetes #mHealth)
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Le Codeem (COmité de DEontovigilance des Entreprises du Médicament) a dressé, le 1er mars 2013, un premier bilan de ses activités et présenté ses priorités pour 2013.
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Si les différences culturelles limitent l'accès des populations défavorisées aux informations médicales, le mobile et l'analyse de données pourrait être une solution viable pour médecins et patients.
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Rare diseases: more common than you think (Rare diseases: more common than you think (HT @LillyPad) | Pinterest #hcsmeu #RareDisease http://t.co/1eT3udZ1on)...
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This is an article about four healthcare industry trends that influence mhealth by Michael Spitz of Zemoga.
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From a great report from Capgemini Consulting comes this summary of pharma digital marketing; Some companies are what we call the “Digirati.” They have the digital maturity not only to build digita...
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Parce que les technologies de l’information ont si rapidement transformé la vie quotidienne des gens, nous avons tendance à oublier combien de choses ont changé en finalement peu de temps. Via Géraldine GOULINET FITE
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As bandwidth expands the mobile access will increase commensurate with the security risk...