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E-SANTÉ : COMPRENDRE. RELIER. TRANSFORMER.
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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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La division UPSA du laboratoire Bristol-Myers Squibb lance une nouvelle application mobile de géolocalisation des professionnels de santé : Geomedica. Découverte. Lancée il y a quelques semaines, G...
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Grâce à Internet et aux réseaux sociaux, les malades deviennent acteurs de leur santé, a constaté un colloque français sur l'e-santé.
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Infrascan out of Philly, PA has received FDA approval for its next generation Infrascanner, the Model 2000, a device for detecting intracranial hematomas. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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UrgentCare is an app that turns your phone into an urgent care center with medical Via Alex Butler
Blue Highway's curator insight,
January 18, 2013 9:37 AM
In addition to seniors, we see this app being popular among new mothers.
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Les bonnes recettes de la Sécu pour baisser les dépenses de santé Via Xavier Bouhet
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Le laboratoire Bristol-Myers Squibb a lancé hier le programme européen « She », et notamment un site web, pour accompagner les femmes séropositives. Développé avec la contribution de femmes infecté... Via Rémy TESTON
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This article is about the top 15 pharmaceutical companies’ use of social media site Twitter for corporate communications.
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One in four people seeking health information online have hit a pay wall | Pew Internet & American Life Project (RT @SusannahFox: @andrewspong @networkpharma Have you seen this data?
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How do I deliver healthcare information to my patients effectively? Via rob halkes
rob halkes's curator insight,
January 18, 2013 1:33 AM
I guess I did find the original publication from Anicca and I commented that we have alas, no research nor evaluative information about the rightness of the ideas behind this direction. Though the reasoning seems sound. See my comment on their blog.
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This is an anonymous interview with an oncology consultant about his views on the pharmaceutical industry from a doctor’s perspective. Via Alexandre DUBOIS
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A study finds that patients who take part in online physician consultations experience similar outcomes as patients who meet with doctors in person. Via Richard Meyer
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La division UPSA de Bristol-Myers Squibb innove dans les applications smartphones pour professionnels de santé et patients avec Geomedica et Flash Pack.
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Il existe plusieurs symptômes pouvant indiquer une rhinopharyngite.
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David Foord's curator insight,
January 18, 2013 8:26 AM
Fantastic Prezi Timeline looking into the future challenges for health & Social Care in the next 20 years. What suprises you most about this?
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Kids being kids, its hard to make sure they take their medicine when parents are not around. Yet, forgetting to do so can put asthmatic children at risk of a severe attack. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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A new study finds that nearly 70% of U.S. family physicians have adopted electronic health record systems. According to the study authors, the EHR adoption rate is rising faster than previously estimated and could exceed 80% by the end of 2013. Via Emmanuel Capitaine
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De manière générale, la propagation de nouvelles idées dans le milieu professionnel se fait encore trop du haut vers le bas. Les secteurs d’activité n’ont cependant pas tous les mêmes pratiques. Via Esposito Christelle
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Life Sciences Companies, Partners Play Key Roles in Enabling Personalized Medicine http://t.co/Aed8Npmi
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Challenges to adopting innovative approaches in #pharma. Watch the video. #CegedimInnovation. http://t.co/4uQT7Z0o
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The domestic pharmaceutical market is expected to clock a strong Via Aleksandra Misiorowska
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Set to rise to 9.4m connections by 2017. 2.8 million patients globally were keeping on top of their health from home via dedicated web-connected monitoring devices at the end of 2012, according to Berg Insight. However, the figures are skewed somewhat, as the devices don't include personal smartphones, tablets and PCs, which would potentially spike the 2.8m significantly. To put it into context, health and fitness app publisher Noom boasts 15m installs, offering a rough guide to how open people are to monitoring personal wellness via mobile. The home monitoring systems are set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.9 per cent between 2011 and 2017 to reach 9.4m connections.
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Print this pageEmail 3inShare Set to rise to 9.4m connections by 2017. 2.8 million patients globally were keeping on top of their health from home via dedicated web-connected monitoring devices at the end of 2012, according to Berg Insight. However, the figures are skewed somewhat, as the devices don't include personal smartphones, tablets and PCs, which would potentially spike the 2.8m significantly. To put it into context, health and fitness app publisher Noom boasts 15m installs, offering a rough guide to how open people are to monitoring personal wellness via mobile. The home monitoring systems are set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.9 per cent between 2011 and 2017 to reach 9.4m connections.
COM SALUD's curator insight,
January 17, 2013 9:33 AM
La distinción entre dispositivos específicamente diseñados para el control de los pacientes en casa y los habituales para comunicarnos (como ordenador, tablet y móvil) es cada vez más frágil. Infinidad de aplicaciones permiten monitorizar constantes vitales en tiempo real y enviar la señal a un profesional sanitario o un cuidador. La diferencia es que los dispositivos diagnósticos, aunque tengan los mismos fines que las aplicaciones, deben pasar por un estricto control sanitario, mientras que estas últimas no.
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En 2012, les ePatients ont fait gazouiller Twitter, frémir les pages Facebook, voire vrombir quelques blogs et font l’objet d’articles ou reportages dans les médias dits traditionnels… Pourtant, le terme de ePatient est-il juste? Via catherine cerisey
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