More telemedicine developments from Florida [TA 2 August, ‘How are online doctor consult companies like palm trees?]. InteractiveMD has launched their patient-doctor videoconferencing to their members in 19 states, with rollout to the remainder by end of year. Their plans (signup, monthly fee, per use) are marketed direct-to-consumer. But, there’s more…
“Armenia Fund USA has taken critical steps to enhance and modernize healthcare and medical education in Armenia and Karabakh with the establishment of its newly branded HyeBridge Telehealth program. This initiative, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, dates back
“Hyderabad’s airport is a symbol of India’s economic success: organized, modern, efficient. The city is host to this year’s eIndia, the country’s largest ICT event – with a dedicated track on eHealth. The question is, what are the opportunities for… Read moreIs this India? Yes it is!
An excellent item by Victoria Lambert in the UK’s national paper The Telegraph combines detailed quotes from an interview with a participant in Cornwall’s Whole System Demonstrator project with some wider views on the current context and views on the… Read moreLife-changing healthcare technology (UK)
One to look out for on Friday, September 3, at 8.25pm if you live in the S4C area. Thanks for the heads-up to a nice blog post by Robert Lloyd Carmarthenshire Telecare featured on S4C.
If you are iPad-positive, you may be interested in the following new press release from Msoft (not to be confused with Microsoft): Msoft launches hospital blood-tracking on the Apple iPad (PDF) If you are iPad-negative, you may prefer this one-and-a-half… Read moreiPad – love 'em or hate 'em
