We have previously reported the development of ICE-T (International Centre of Excellence in Telecare, part of the South East Health Technologies Alliance (SEHTA) in the UK). Well, we are pleased to point out that its website is shaping up nicely,… Read moreICE-T site looking cool
The Telehealth.Net blog – aimed mostly at mental health professionals, it seems – has been running a campaign to draw attention to the fact that Skype and VOIP telecoms are less secure for teleconsultation purposes than most of us think… Read moreSkype: not secure enough for telehealth consultations
Healthe, a provider of health and wellness services, is the first local reseller to offer the product, starting with a 50-patient pilot with Hunter Nursing Agencies, based in Toronto, New South Wales. The Intel Health Guide was accepted for supply… Read moreIntel introduces Health Guide to Australia
CareCalls Limited, trading as Telecare Technology, debuted at the TSA conference in November and gets the first public airing we have seen in the FunkyFogey Health and Fitness section: Peace of Mind at the Touch of a Button. Amongst other… Read moreAutomated calling from Telecare Technology (UK)
Grit your teeth and get your head around this press release to learn about what may be an interesting development. Mirial Launches ClearSea, Turn-Key Desktop Videoconferencing Solution. “We have been working on ClearSea in stealth mode for over a year,… Read moreClearSea videoconferencing
Refreshing – after the usual diet of press release hype – a short but touching item on an interesting telemedicine development that uses 3D images to leap cultural as well as geographical constraints. Meddserve’s technology is reaching villagers in Nepal… Read moreMeddserve's technology reaching villagers in Nepal
In case you need a brush-up, here are tips from venture capitalists who are piched to day in, day out: The Art of the VC Pitch: A Roundup of Advice from 6 VCs from ReadWriteWeb.
The European Commission’s Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) may be worth a look for companies in the field who need to expand their contacts. We were alerted to this by a reader who said that he recently submitted a technology offer… Read moreEnterprise Europe Network helps find partners
A pointer to the future item – nanoscale, flexible ribbons of silicon with sensors that can attach themselves to heart tissue (pigs only so far) may one day transform cardiac monitoring and remote stimulation. Item from Gizmag.
