Philips has released the findings of its large scale study. Given the importance of telehealth to the future of home care and hospice agencies, much of the study focused on “the various types of telehealth systems being used, the components… Read morePhilips: results of national study on home healthcare technology and telehealth
For the last three years, Leap of Faith Technologies (www.leapoffaith.com) has been developing a software application, called eMedonline (www.emedonline.com), designed to help monitor your medications by sending you a call to remind you of your next dose. And that’s not… Read moreSmartphone-based medication alert system
News story from Surrey (UK) highlights importance of Vivatec wristcare system to one of its users.
A thoughtful blog posting by Harry Wang of Parks Associates. Two points particularly struck me: the reply of physician and venture capitalist Bernard Harris to the question as to whether five year’s worth of clinical data [on telehealth] would change… Read moreReflections on the ATA Annual Show
If you have gone to the lengths to survey 1200 telecare users and got a 75% response rate you absolutely should produce a press release about it. Unfortunately for the monitoring provider Invicta, the results can be construed simply to… Read moreCroydon/Invicta Telecare client satisfaction survey
The Scottish Government has announced £4 million funding for research programmes over the next five years which will help improve healthcare for patients in Scotland. Among the four projects being funded is ‘Telemetric supported self-monitoring of long-term conditions‘ by the… Read moreScottish Government funds telehealth research
Sheffield Primary Care Trust (PCT) has won the regional finals of the NHS Health and Social Care Awards in the category for Innovative Information & Communication Technology as a result of its deployment of telehealth to monitor people with chronic… Read moreSheffield PCT telehealth project on way to award (UK)
