New Zealand’s health authorities recently announced a health innovation hub to help grow the health technology sector. Chiptech, the design and build electronics company based in Christchurch, recently concluded a pilot study, with partners, to determine the acceptability and effectiveness… Read moreChiptech advancing telecare and telehealth initiatives (New Zealand)
Following their exhibition at TSA2011, UK-based Jontek has reinforced the message that many telecare functions can now go mobile. It has software (m-Care) that allows allows emergency alarm calls to be made from any 3G phone to Jontek’s call centre… Read moreJontek, mCare and Florence (UK)
A number of companies preferred to launch new telehealth equipment at the big European conference this month, Medica 2011 in Dusseldorf. Amongst them, Welch Allyn flagged up that its recent partnership with Cisco HealthPresence “gives Cisco the best diagnostics tools… Read moreWelch Allyn: new technology at Medica 2011
Not telecare, but it ought to be, somewhere…100-year-old Flame Drake lay helplessly in bed while her daughter died of a cardiac arrest in the same room. Neither the death or the distressed and dehydrated mother were discovered for two days…. Read more100-yr-old watched her daughter die (India)
Thanks to David Doherty for re-posting my report on his TSA2011 conference session on his blog. However, the reason I mention it is that he also posted his presentation slides. I’d direct readers to slide 34, where David lists 8… Read moreProvocative mHealth presentation
