These two illustrate how a well-intentioned remark can be turned into a headline with a negative spin and a rather stolid quote into a positive one. The ‘problem’ for the news-giver is that there is no control on what the… Read moreTwo local news stories (UK)
The Boston-based organisation has changed its name “to better reflect the broad range of work in telehealth, remote care and disease and lifestyle management programs.” If you visit the Center for Connected Health website check out the initiatives and discussion… Read morePartners Telemedicine renames to The Center for Connected Health (US)
The headline says it all, but the full item may interest some readers. Lancashire Telegraph.
Kevin Doughty’s knack for launching a catchy remark (this time at the British Computer Society’s specialist Northern health informatics group) was picked up by media across the internet. It was, of course, embedded in a general telecare message. This version… Read more'Hug suits' to alleviate feelings of loneliness?
Not specifically telecare, but more on the developing plans for the Toronto-based research centre aiming to create a more accessible world. McGill Daily story. To comment on this or any other of the stories posted today, use the Telecare Forum.
