This just-published report from the NHS Confederation sets out its telehealth agenda from the first paragraph and, later, does not pull its punches: “It seems a fundamental contradiction in the modern NHS that many of the procedures available to patients… Read moreRemote control: The patient-practitioner relationship in a digital age (UK)

Isansys Lifecare, a new UK-based company but with global aspirations, no doubt, has been founded by Keith Errey and Rebecca Weir, who have a track record in the remote patient monitoring industry as former executives of wireless body monitoring technology… Read moreIsansys Lifecare: Newcomer to the market (UK)

The penny (or shoe, depending on which side of the Atlantic you live) seems to be dropping that, to be most effective, telehealth – as in remote patient monitoring – has to be part of a home-focused range of other… Read moreTelehealth in service context

Developing Telemedicine: Benefits for rural people is an interview with Dr Rohana Puspakumara, an MP and ex-health minister who keeps raising the benefits of telemedicine/telehealth in the Sri Lankan parliament. He lists reasons why uptake is so slow and factors… Read moreDeveloping Telemedicine: Benefits for rural people (Sri Lanka)