Thanks to Professor Carl May for snapping and posting a picture of a notice in a lift (US: elevator) which, as he points out, reflects The realities of telecare. Stockton on Tees, August, 2010‘. Perhaps this is an opportune moment… Read moreThe realities of telecare
There is little amusing (other than the imagery in the title) in this LA Times item about older Japanese people who have ‘fallen off the radar’ or who have died alone. Odd, though, that there is no mention of the… Read moreJapan's centenarians falling through the cracks
The item in this link is about education, but the following sentence in it caught my eye “With just the right assumptions a reasonably good economist armed with some handy multipliers can make eHealth seem like a great investment.” All… Read moreeHealth solved: you just need the right multiplier
The West Midlands’ Telehealthcare Group has put together a thorough, extensive and exhaustive 36 page toolkit to help organisations think through the implementation of telehealth for different types of patients. Download the Telehealthcare Toolkit here [previous broken link amended.] Suggest… Read moreEverything you wanted to know about telehealth…
A year after installation, telecare equipment has been declared a great benefit for residents of an extracare scheme in Newport, Wales. Tina James, Linc-Cymru’s Extra Care Manager at Glyn Anwen, said: “The sensors mean we are immediately aware if there’s… Read moreAnother success for Tunstall
