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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Interview du Dr Jacques Lucas, vice-président du Cnom, délégué général aux systèmes d’information en santé "Le déploiement de l’e-santé piétine. Sans doute en partie faute d’une stratégie nationale partagée par tous les acteurs. L’Ordre des médecins soutient depuis longtemps le principe de la création d’un conseil national stratégique, sous la présidence du ministre chargé de la Santé. 
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How To Reach Those Hard-To-Reach Docs http://t.co/rs6eFzPM...
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Why the Surprise? In Emerging Markets, Price is Everything!
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RT @SpitzStrategy: Always a pleasure brainstorming with @MDMonseau!
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Communiqué de presse Paris, le 15 novembre2012 Lancement de la communauté Respir@dom Un site et un serious game au service du patient apnéique Dans le cadre du programme de télémédecine Respir@dom, le site respiradom.fr et son serious game,...
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Jean Michel faut un point que le domaine de la santé 2.0...
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E-santé: le dossier médical personnalisé, un"dossier mal parti"Le Nouvel ObservateurPARIS (Sipa) -- Ses détracteurs l'ont surnommé le "dossier mal parti".
Via Mélanie Toussaint
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MI allows the HCP to view the therapeutic relationship as more of a partnership, less structured hierarchy http://t.co/zXSZIiw7...
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Au troisième trimestre 2012, 24 millions de Français étaient équipés d'un smartphone, selon Médiamétrie. En comparaison, ils étaient 17 millions au troisième trimestre 2011.
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Most of us have a real love/hate relationship with our Facebook timelines. The people we love often appear in a timeline that we hate. It's not that having a timeline is a bad thing. Timelines are the best way to browse social ...
Via Gilles Jourquin
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Health apps offer diet help, heart tests, relief from pain and other things. But many of them don’t work.
Food and Drug Administration has been mired in a debate over how to oversee these high-tech products, and government officials have not pursued any other app developers for making medically dubious claims. Now, both the iTunes store and the Google Play store are riddled with health apps that experts say do not work and in some cases could even endanger people. Via ChemaCepeda, dbtmobile, Agathe Quignot
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The 2012 Health 2.0 European Conference held this past week in Berlin was a great success. Via Philippe Marchal
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Thoughts, comments, news, and reflections about healthcare IT from Microsoft's worldwide health senior director Bill Crounse, MD, on how information technology can improve healthcare delivery and services around the ...
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« Ethique dans les usages du numérique en santé », « Doctors 2.0 & You » ou encore « Medicine 2.0 » sont autant d’événements qui ont tous un point commun : celui de faire référence à une médecine dite « 2.0 ». Mais au-delà du côté « branché » de l’expression, assiste-t-on réellement une révolution de la pratique médicale (version 1.0 ?), riche de plusieurs siècles d’histoire et d’évolutions ? Via Isabelle Delignière-Léglise
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Oncology conference news, videos and forthcoming events (I admired @ecancer's early adoption of social at prof conferences.)...
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"Pharma industry 'on cusp of golden era' - report" reports @PharmaTimes - good times!
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Castle + Anderson's new SimMon app links two tablets to simulate a remote-controlled patient monitoring system, offering medical training in the trenches.
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Patients are greatly impacting Pharma as demonstrated in this article that highlights different Pharma initiatives. To what extent has this adoption come about by the militing through blogs and social media? My cut - Critical!
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Colloque : Serious Games en Médecine et Santé - SEGAMED5 et 6 octobre 2012Faculté de Médecine, Campus Pasteur1ère conférence en matière de jeux sérieux appliqués à la médecine et la santé organisée par les UFR de Médecine, d’Odontologie et des...
Via Yasmine Kasbi, dbtmobile
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Washington orthopedic surgeon Vincent Desiderio doesn't mind flipping through folders. His office has seven filing cabinets full of patient charts, some as thick as two inches.
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Wanted: The bottom 10 worst medical apps http://t.co/5br2YQOB #mhealth...
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Les usages des Internautes ne cessent de changer, et avec eux, le marché du digital. La publicité doit donc se réinventer pour atteindre le modèle économique le plus efficace.
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This article is about the structure of pharma’s sales organisations and the importance of retaining star talent.
In part one of two, Marie Crespo, CEO of SalesAssessment.com, explains why understanding your sales talent’s performance potential is fundamental to your business model. The last few years have placed pharma sales firmly under the spotlight. Indeed, some commentators are suggesting that the whole business model needs to undergo a revolution. A recent article in Forbes1 argued that pharmaceutical companies should look to other industries for inspiration and, for instance, learn from IBM’s story in the 1990s. As the hardware market commoditised, IBM transformed its product-centric culture to one focused on customers and services. Author Dave Chase writes: ‘Remarkably, IBM demonstrated how it’s possible for a large company to shift from a product-centric culture to a customer and service-centred company. The handwriting is on the wall for pharma companies: they will succeed or fail based not on how many drugs they sell, but on how well their offerings improve health outcomes.’ He asked: ‘Do pharmaceutical companies see themselves in the drug business or the disease management business? Or, where possible, in the disease prevention business?’ A major part of any transformation for pharmaceutical companies will involve creating new relationships with partners and drawing on the depth of engagement they have with the market, albeit that their sales force’s access to providers has already been dramatically limited. Via Dimitra Kontochristou
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Marketing mobile : découvrez le portrait 2012 des utilisateurs de l'internet mobile. Qui sont les mobinautes, et quelles utilisations font-ils de leurs smartphones?
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Sales Force Report: Shadowing the RepsMedical Marketing and MediaE-detailing and other forms of non-personal promotion, once expected to transform the commercial model for established products, haven't moved the needle on that mark.
Via Thierry Geufroi
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