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The digital patient is here. From pre-screening potential doctors to viewing their treatment information and tracking their fitness/health data, the digital patient is increasingly embracing mobile health to improve their well-being. Check out the latest infographic from CDW Healthcare to learn about the right of the digital patient. Via ET Russell, eMedToday, Philippe Marchal 
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Explore the rise of mobile in the clinical setting and better understand how physicians are using mobile technology and social media to improve healthcare. Via ET Russell, Texas Medical Association
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Cloud storage. Information storage is of major importance for doctors as they need to keep medical records, notes, test results, cardiology and radiology images, available and secure. There are two alternatives when it comes to cloud storage solutions for medical services: the electronic medical record solution (EMR) and the electronic health record solution (EHR) Via Peter Azzopardi
Paul Gagnon's curator insight,
March 7, 2013 4:11 PM
As bandwidth expands the mobile access will increase commensurate with the security risk... |
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En Salud Social Media usamos Social Media para innovar en la Salud y la eSalud, para ello promocionamos y POSICIONAMOS EMPRESAS Y SUS NUEVOS PRODUCTOS en los camposHealthcare y de la Telemedicina.
Via Ignacio Fernández Alberti
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Think you know a lot about healthcare? The industry is huge, and it’s impossible for anyone to stay on top of every medical, financial, IT and policy development. Luckily, the online health world is packed with knowledgeable bloggers posting news updates, insights and trends. Via ET Russell, Chanfimao
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March 26, 2013 4:26 PM
Another suggested site is: "A Healthy Dialogue",http://ahealthydialogue.blogspot.com/ written by John Chessare, M.D., President / CEO of GBMC HealthCare system in Baltimore, MD. Dr Chessare is a strong advocate for redesigning America's healthcare system from a system that pays
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Technology is the ultimate democratizing force in society. Over time, technology raises lowest common denominators by reducing costs and connecting people across the world. Medical technology is no exception to this trend: previously siloed repositories of information and expensive diagnostic methods are rapidly finding a global reach and enabling both patients and practitioners to make better use of information. This visualization is an exercise in speculating about which individual technologies are likely to affect the scenario of health in the coming decades. Arranged in six broad areas, the forecast covers a multitude of research and developments that are likely to disrupt the future of healthcare. Via Szabolcs Kósa, Giovanna Marsico
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Via @NewVisionsOne
This infographic is in fact an ad for the company that published it but it has interesting stats.
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http://www.pinterest.com/etorresrussell/