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August 24, 2012 7:58 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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US high schooler Jack Andraka invents advanced pancreatic cancer test using search engines and free online science papers.
Brian Dolan (@mobilehealth) writes:
A recent survey conducted by digital health communications firm Enspektos found that physicians are more likely than nurses to find medical information in mobile apps credible. Of the more than 100 physicians surveyed, about 70 percent said that mobile apps were a very credible or highly credible, while only about 46 percent of the 100 nurses surveyed were as trusting. Interestingly, while a greater percentage (76 percent) of physicians said the same for medical websites, the gap was smaller for this channel, which 69 percent of nurses said was very credible or highly credible.
Pharmacists fell in the middle. Of the 100 pharmacists surveyed, 61 percent said mobile apps were very or highly credible sources of medical information, while 71 percent said the same for medical websites.
The survey also found that about 85 percent of each group leveraged medical websites frequently or very frequently for health information. Only 55 percent of physicians said they used mobile frequently or very frequently, and that dropped to 34 percent of nurses. About half of those pharmacists polled said they frequently or very frequently use mobile apps for information.
Dans un rapport publié ce jeudi, Terra Nova formule 32 propositions en matière de santé. La fondation proche du PS préconise notamment un "Etat sanitaire fort". Elle prône notamment pour un élargissement de la couverture maladie.
Le M commerce est une opportunité que personne (ou presque) ne peut ignorer.
Si vous en doutez encore, prenez le temps de lire les quelques stats qui suivent à propos du comportment et des usages des possesseurs de mobile (source : Mobile Industry Statistics) Via Henri Lefèvre
Games are a powerful tool, they can be used to solve complex problems and to bring people together. Farmville clearly demonstrates, with almost 100 million users, that the opportunity to connect via games is vast.
The use of games in healthcare is just being realised as we see more healthcare game tools coming to market. Via Alex Butler, Tiffany Jésus
Hirbe Powers: Extreme Bristol-Myers Rep Trainer http://t.co/Ez74qD5e...
Open mHealth is a new not for-profit organization for creating open software architecture for mHealth to improve health outcomes.
121doc.fr >> France >> Qui Sommes Nous (@ordre_medecins @jcqslucas Du mal à croire que ce site soit légal en France : http://t.co/BzZBqlqJ #health20fr #hcsmeufr...)...
121doc's comment,
October 23, 2013 12:00 PM
Et vous avez raison de vous poser la question. Car oui légal en Europe, parce que soumis aux lois européennes et non françaises. <br>Mais n'hésitez pas à nous contacter si vous souhaitez plus de détails.
Il y a t-il un médecin dans la blogo ? Mes infos ... Et avec des sites comme Doctissimo, e-santé ou pourquoi docteur, les sujets de santé sont largement abordés dans les médias. .... Info Santé aussi sur les réseaux sociaux !
Via Denise Silber
Les investissements digitaux ont aujourd'hui largement dépassé 10 % du budget média des annonceurs et ne cessent de progresser.
Via Isabelle Delignière-Léglise
Une taxe sur l'industrie pharmaceutique permettrait, quant à elle, de compenser l'utilisation trop importante de médicaments en France. Enfin, une nouvelle taxe sur le tabac viserait à rembourser les coûts pour la Sécurité ...
Via Denise Silber |
Nearly 60% of U.S. adults look for health information online, according to the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project in Washington. And one-quarter of U.S. adults have read someone else’s writing about their medical issues in a blog or on a website.
More than 95 million Americans visited websites related to health, fitness and nutrition in June, according to Nielsen. That’s more than two out of five people who were active online that month. WebMD Health Network led the way with 24.6 million unique U.S. users, followed by Everyday Health, Yahoo! Health sites, Livestrong.com and About.com Health, Nielsen found.
Here are six questions to ask yourself when searching for online health information:
1. Are you going to multiple sites and not just stopping at one commercial site, such as the drug manufacturer’s website, for your information?
2. Do you winnow your printed material down to a manageable load before you present it to your doctor?
3. Are you working with a doctor or clinical team that’s open to discussing what you find online?
4. Have you browsed the websites of national nonprofit organizations dedicated to your condition?
5. Have you overlooked patients’ experience close to home in favor of online groups?
6. Are you using the buddy system?
Steve S Ryan, PhD's curator insight,
April 17, 2013 2:24 AM
When surfing the net always ask yourself "Who is paying for this website, and what is their agenda?" Look for heathcare sites that are HON-certified (look for the HON logo). "Health on the Net" has 8 patient-protection principles that a site must adhere to before they are certified. (Read about HON on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_On_the_Net_Foundation)
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Aug. 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The proliferation of tablet technology, the foremost example being...
Via Nikos Papaioannou
Le Colloque TIC Santé 2012 est organisée par l'association FORMATICSanté sur le thème "Développer les compétences TIC Santé pour mieux soigner aujourd'hui (RT @formaticsante: Colloque TIC Santé 2013 - Appel à communications jusqu’au...
La fondation Terra Nova, proche du PS, fait une trentaine de propositions décapantes en matière de santé dans un rapport qu'elle s'apprête à publier, préconisant notamment un "Etat sanitaire fort", qui prendrait à son compte des prérogatives de l'assurance maladie. Via SNJMG
Les médecins pourraient être amenés à prescrire dans un avenir plus ou moins lointain des applications mobiles e-santé. Certains programmes...
Pharma Sales - Time to Include Your Customers!
Bryan Vartabedian, MD (@Doctor_V) writes: 'A while back I suggested that it would be amazing if we could harness just some of doctors know.
Pour faciliter le suivi de l’hypertension artérielle, IPSEN Pharma a lancé il y a plusieurs mois une application iPhone grand public : Automesure tensionnelle. Présentation. Cette application...
No matter what size your company is or what industry you're in, it's critical to stay on top of evolving mobile technology.
Ford is developing a car seat capable of monitoring drivers’ ECG to provide real-time health information and alerts of imminent cardiovascular issues such as a heart attack or arrhythmias. My comment=> The technology is evolving rapidly. How this will compete with or integrate with mobile devices and wearable monitoring devices remains to be seen. The auto industry has had reasonable commercial success integrateing technology for entertainement purposes and also new safety technologies. This health monitoring approach seems like a commercial gimmick, but might help sell cars. i can envision the marketing of the speeding car with tachometer and heart rate monitor displayed side by side. Via Seth Bilazarian, MD
Le Serious Game Blog. Le Serious Game vu par GENIOUS Interactive, concepteur et producteur de Serious Games.
Via Yasmine Kasbi, Tiffany Jésus |
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