There’s a ding-dong of a discussion about the future of health monitoring via mobile phones going on over on the E-CareManagement blog I referenced last week. Both informative and entertaining, it’s currently up to 21 26 pungent comments! Follow this… Read moreDisease Management Going Mobile & Retail: QUALCOMM's Health Care MVNO
See what the Department of Health’s various Tsars picked as their best technological innovations from the past decade.
The UK’s Secretary of State for Health may know more about telecare than you might guess. According to a report by Care Directions concerning the launch of the AT Dementia website Patricia Hewitt ‘extolled the virtues of the new technology… Read moreWhat does Patricia Hewitt know about telecare?
The consulting company Frost & Sullivan shows its continuing interest in the sector with an award to A&D, a telehealth company. A&D has its head office in Japan but its Bluetooth developments have been driven by the evolving market in… Read moreF&S award for A&D
Cardiocom, the US telemonitoring and disease management company “has formed several distribution relationships in the United Kingdom where the U.K. government [sic] is providing significant funding for telehealth solutions to meet the needs of an aging population.” Cardiocom press release…. Read moreCardiocom gets CE marking as it looks towards the UK
Bill Behnke, Chief Development Officer for WebVMC said “…new capabilities are possible because WebVMC is the only telehealth company whose system is software-based, versus device-based. We can easily expand connectivity to multiple platforms like a smart cell phone, laptop or… Read moreWebVMC reaches out to patients on the move
Misys and Philips intend to work together to offer deeper integration of vital signs data and health status information into the patient record, providing a more comprehensive clinical review application than is currently available from telehealth providers today. Read more.
