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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L'UNHPC a réalisé des applications iPhone/Android destinées aux professionnels de santé. Elles sont mises gratuitement à disposition. On y trouve une appli pour voir si un établissement ou un service est autorisé aux soins du cancer, les tarifs MCO 2012 etc ....
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Le marché des applications mobiles en mode « App Store » va s’accélérer dans les prochaines années. Il devrait passer de 25 milliards d’applications téléchargées en 2011 à près de 310 milliards en ... Via Laurent Fiard, Dominique GOZARD, dbtmobile
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@ Axial Exchange (For healthcare providers, what is the ROI of health apps?: http://t.co/6OVHNBfn) Via Giuseppe Fattori
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La société américaine Scanadu a mis au point un moniteur de signes vitaux (tension, pouls, température, oxygénation du sang...) qui, connecté à un smartphone, vous livre les résultats de son analyse en quelques secondes.
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Françoise Clavel Chapelon de l'Institut Gustave Roussy à Villejuif répond aux questions : Comment s'informer sur la prévention des cancers ? Quels sont les messages prioritaires à faire passer ? Via Prévention des cancers
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Psoriasis is the most prevalent autoimmune disease in the US, afflicting 7.5 million people. Depending on the severity, psoriasis can cause both extreme physica Via Antoine POIGNANT, MD
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December 19, 2012 11:59 PM
#hcsm Social Media Trends are "mandatory" 4 Pharma in 2013
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Médicaments : un pharmacien du Nord lance un projet polémique d ...Le Quotidien du MédecinPhénomène isolé ou annonciateur d'une révolution dans la vente de médicaments ? Via Thierry Geufroi
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Dans sa dernière étude, le cabinet Markess International s'est intéressé à l'adoption des tablettes et des terminaux mobiles en entreprises. Certaines applications professionnelles ou secteurs d'activité sont nettement plus concernés que d'autres. Via dbtmobile
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If you check WebMD, Google or various online forums for answers before a doctor visit, or in substitution of one, you're not alone. Via Dimitra Kontochristou
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December 19, 2012 9:45 AM
Describing US reality but still informative
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A brief description of how much you can expect to pay for developing an app, along with information about how the process works. Via Dave Pinnington
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December 19, 2012 1:18 PM
Apps, they're everywhere. You may or may not have seen the rise offree ap creation tools like conduit which can get you set up and running very quickly with an app. The other alternative is taking your website and converting using a range of tools.
For the healthcare market we may want to look at the alternatives to create HCP verification steps. If that's the case how much does an app cost? Typically within pharma we pay over the odds, using traditional agencies that then outsource to smaller boutique agencies. This is a useful guide to help you with your planning.
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Alors que près de 9 Français sur 10 se déclarent en bonne santé, les indicateurs de forme révèlent une réalité moins souriante : seuls 3 sur 10 seraient vraiment en pleine forme...
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Google search has become part of our medical check-up these days. If you browse WebMD, Google or various online forums for answers before a doctor visit, you're not alone.
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Mon Journal Positif est un outil facile d’utilisation qui vous permet d'enregistrer les symptômes liés à votre traitement du VIH afin de pouvoir les partager et en dis...
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A la demande des Etats Membres, la Commission européenne vient de publier un plan d'action traitant de l'avenir numérique des soins de santé, avec pour objectifs de mettre le patient au centre du sytème, d'améliorer la qualité des soins et de réduire les coûts. Le document de travail accompagnant le plan d'action traite quant à lui des aspects juridiques. Via Philippe Marchal
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December 20, 2012 2:23 PM
Les plans d'actions se suivent.....et se ressemblent ?
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Facteurs génétiques, environnementaux, comportementaux, aujourd’hui nous savons que 30 à 40% des décès liés aux cancers pourraient être évités. Mais, pour y arriver, la recherche doit s’... Via catherine cerisey, EVELYNE PIERRON
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By Alison Bryant and Daniel Bowman When it comes to the apps game, Big Pharma outfits are stepping up. Companies have added downloadable tools for both providers and patients. Apps range from... Via Nikos Papaioannou
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Welcome to the 1st Annual "Top Ten Internet-Smart Doctors in the World". Because the internet, as Mr. Gates says, has made the world a global village. On the internet, one can find out many wonderful things, and, for this page, you have access to things that are happening in faraway lands, as if they were next door. Doctors are increasingly using the internet, to communicate, to educate, and to use sometimes as medical devices. And now docs are tackling social media, which a few to the Top Ten do. The Top Ten come from all over, from Australia to the Bay area. There is one from the Netherlands, one from Hungary, one from India, and one from Australia. The other six are Yanks. And they are all MDs. Characteristics that the top ten share are traits of enthusiasm for their craft, intelligence, diligence, intimate knowledge of how the net can be leveraged to benefit healthcare, and love of teaching. Via rob halkes
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December 20, 2012 3:16 AM
Congratulations to Eric Topol, Mike Cadogan, Berci Mesko, Pieter Kubben, Peter Diamantis, Cameron Powell, Iltifat Husain, Summer Sehti, Daniel Kraft and Kevin Pho!
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December 20, 2012 3:46 AM
Congratulations to Eric Topol, Mike Cadogan, Berci Mesko, Pieter Kubben, Peter Diamantis, Cameron Powell, Iltifat Husain, Summer Sehti, Daniel Kraft and Kevin Pho!
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Report says mobile apps only scratch the surface of possibilities offered by mHealth. Improvement opportunities exist along the value chain, from engaging Via rob halkes
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December 20, 2012 4:17 AM
This is Deloitte's report on the eveolvement of how mobile technologu is transforming health, indeed. Download included.
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Forbes The Man Who Brought Computers Into Medicine Forbes Homer Warner was a founder of biomedical informatics, the progenitor of a multi-billion dollar industry now dominated by companies like Epic, Cerner, IBM and General Electric and a role...
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Pharma global communication YouTube channels, ranked by total video views, which might be considered one of a number of indicators of a channel’s reach. Statistics recorded on 12th December 2012.
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Looking at the tools and services developed during 2012 there is a sense that they are gradually catching up with what the technology can do. Some initiatives only focused on transferring an off-line approach to a mobile setting, but many more embraced the potential that the devices offer. Via uri goren
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'Healthcare standards have typically developed in response to the desire to promote positive patient practices, improve the quality of medical care and enhance reimbursement. For mHealth apps, certification requires the establishment of standards geared toward the promotion of best practices in functionality, operation, user interface, security, privacy and content. These standards can then be used by the mHealth industry to ensure that issues concerning app quality, safety, security and the like are addressed prior to the app entering the marketplace. This will be critical, as the impact of mHealth apps on clinical decision-making is likely to grow in the future. Physicians and healthcare organizations, who are naturally protective of what their patients engage in or not, may be more inclined to encourage the use of mHealth apps that have been vetted through a certification process. Simply put, certification creates confidence and can alter the way people buy and sell those mHealth applications."
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On compte près de 38 000 cabinets médicaux en France en 2011(1). L’endroit est bien connu et intégré à la stratégie marketing des annonceurs concernés et des équipes marketing des laboratoires phar... Via dbtmobile
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#Pharma's 2012 in #gamification http://t.co/oem79vh2 | PMLiVE
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