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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
December 7, 2012 1:31 AM
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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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59% des Français renoncent à se soigner à cause de la difficulté de décrocher une consultation rapide selon un sondage réalisé par l’Ifop début octobre. Ainsi, il faut,...
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RT @actulligence: First Boehringer and now Merck 'gamifies' clinical research http://t.co/o4VplL8h #socialmedia...
« Quand la santé va, tout va ». C’est bien connu. Mais lorsqu’on est malade, il faut bien prendre soin de soi. Et pour cela aussi, votre iPhone avec l’application Mes traitements ...
Via Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
Did off-label promotion just become legal? OBLIGATORY READING ;-)
What happened? A summary On Monday, a federal appeals court in New York threw out the conviction of a pharma sales rep for promoting off-label use of a prescription drug. The court found the sales rep’s First Amendment right to free speech had been violated. Judge Denny Chin wrote: The ruling essentially follows the notion that "The more information available to everyone, the better. If physicians can discuss alternative uses of drugs, others should be able to do the same.” So far, not surprisingly, FDA has not commented on the ruling.
What does it mean? What does this mean for FDA? What does it mean for patients? What does this mean for pharmaceutical companies today?
If any change is to come from this, I expect it to be slow. It’s definitely something to keep an eye on. And this is just one court's decision. Future decisions for similar cases, as well as escalation to the Supreme Court, may further solidify the situation one way or the other. Via rob halkes
From Business Insider's Ignition Conference 2012. "The Future of Business" presented by Henry Blodget.
I happen to love information and graphics. Put them together and most of my geek senses are happy.
In the demand for a new business model for pharma, the roadmap from current promotion via detailing to a more engaging way to physicians and health care provide...
Pharmaceutical companies lose an estimated $188 billion annually in revenues in the U.S. because patients fail to take their prescribed medications, according to a study by consulting firm Capgemini.
Even for the countries in Western Europe such as the Netherlands where medication is fully covered, adherence is still a major concern and growing issue.
In the U.S. Medicare payment reforms aim to place an emphasis on preventive health measures affecting other sectors in health care, pharmaceutical companies are no longer alone in facing poor medication adherence.
The question is are these false promises or actual achievable objectives because of wrong targeting?
This is a quick post with some key takeaways from one of Econsultancy’s smaller conferences, Digital Shorts. Via Gilles Jourquin
Our own experience tells us, that some people are more influential then others.
Scanadu hopes its tricorder-like device and a smartphone will help people track their health and diagnose problems. Via Alex Butler
There are now so many other ways patients can contact me other than the telephone, the silly thing is almost becoming obsolete.
La Mutualité tente une opération transparence sur ses frais de gestionLe Quotidien du MédecinAu-delà des frais liés au fonctionnement de toute entreprise, ils incluent aussi des frais liés à la délivrance de services tels que la gestion du tiers...
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Durant trois jours, LeWeb'12 aura été riche en annonces, nouveaux produits, chiffres et tendances. Voici le résumé des moments les plus saillants.
Abstract "Health reforms in high-income countries increasingly aim to redesign primary care to improve the health of the population and the quality of health care services, and to address rising costs. Primary care improvements aim to provide patients with better access to care and develop more-integrated care systems through better communication and teamwork across sites of care, supported by health information technology and feedback to physicians on their performance. Our international survey of primary care doctors in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States found progress in the use of health information technology in health care practices, particularly in the United States. Yet a high percentage of primary care physicians in all ten countries reported that they did not routinely receive timely information from specialists or hospitals. Countries also varied notably in the extent to which physicians received information on their own performance. In terms of access, US doctors were the most likely to report that they spent substantial time grappling with insurance restrictions and that their patients often went without care because of costs. Signaling the need for reforms, the vast majority of US doctors surveyed said that the health care system needs fundamental change." Via Camilo Erazo
Si les professionnels de santé travaillent encore principalement sur l'ordinateur, ils intègrent progressivement les appareils mobiles. La tablette notamment gagne du terrain, mais pas encore dans les usages.
Via nathalie Bissot-Campos , Corinne Thuderoz
The gloves are off. Mud is being slung, and Pharmaguy, as usual, is playing in the middle.
This lively article shows several sides to this debate, and even digs back into the "old tech" world of an email based discussion group. Sometimes the oldies are still the best!
Thanks John for your contribution.
Le Cessim a publié il y a quelques semaines son 5ème baromètre sur l’utilisation professionnelle des supports numériques par le corps médical. Voici en infographie une synthèse des principales tend...
L’exercice coordonné constitue la plus-value essentielle des maisons et des centres de santé : il se caractérise par la prise en charge d’un même patient par plusieurs professionnels de santé, dès lors que son état de santé le nécessite. Pour permettre le déploiement effectif de cette coordination, le partage de l’ensemble des informations entre professionnels, portant sur les patients qu’ils prennent en charge, est essentiel. Depuis la loi du 10 août 2011, ce partage est possible.....
This article is about determining an effective marketing modeling mix for pharma and budgeting for 2013.
Joseph Shuker's curator insight,
April 7, 2013 12:19 AM
Scoop that shows some interesting statistics on the business side of healthcare and how technologys affecting an industry like healthcare in a business sense
This article is about determining an effective marketing modeling mix for pharma and budgeting for 2013.
“…building brand awareness, customer acquisition and customer retention will be the key marketing goals for 2013 budgets…” “… successful companies will be devoting more resources toward reaching online medical communities via social media…” “The most successful companies in 2013 will be the quickest – quick to gather market data, and quick to interpret that data and act.” with infographic..
Via rob halkes
AT&T has released its predictions for the five biggest health IT trends of 2013. The company predicts that more health care data will be stored in cloud-based systems and that there will be a significant growth in the use of telehealth tools.
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