There’s a ding-dong of a discussion about the future of health monitoring via mobile phones going on over on the E-CareManagement blog I referenced last week. Both informative and entertaining, it’s currently up to 21 26 pungent comments! Follow this… Read moreDisease Management Going Mobile & Retail: QUALCOMM's Health Care MVNO
Using Zarlink MICS technology, patient health and implanted device performance data can be stored in the implanted medical device’s memory and wirelessly transmitted to a base station, without requiring patient intervention. Press release.
Wireless Healthcare story marks the continuing interest of Orange in telecare/telehealth technologies [URL “http://www.wirelesshealthcare.co.ukRemoveThisFromTheUrl/wk18-07-0004.htm” is reported by Google to be compromised by malware, 16 March 2015]
Kevin Doughty’s knack for launching a catchy remark (this time at the British Computer Society’s specialist Northern health informatics group) was picked up by media across the internet. It was, of course, embedded in a general telecare message. This version… Read more'Hug suits' to alleviate feelings of loneliness?
Not specifically telecare, but more on the developing plans for the Toronto-based research centre aiming to create a more accessible world. McGill Daily story. To comment on this or any other of the stories posted today, use the Telecare Forum.
Not an immediately obviously telecare-related article, but read deeper to see the implications. Report of the W2i Digital Cities Convention in Tempe, Arizona.
A good run-through of patient-oriented technology in use in Singapore’s health system. This interesting read tells you where and what it is, how it works and why it is cool. SingHealth item.
Oxford-based Toumaz Technology Limited has announced it has achieved a major commercial milestone with the delivery and successful testing of its integrated Sensium platform. It provides a solution to covering the ‘last metre’ and connects the mobile individual via any… Read moreSuccessful Testing of Integrated Sensium Platform Paves Way For Breakthrough Wireless Body Monitoring Applications (UK)
Speaking at Tuesday’s announcement, Minister Martin said: “IDA Ireland worked closely with Intel to win this project…Digital health has been identified by Intel Corporation as a strategic area for the future and today’s announcement is a milestone for Ireland in… Read moreIntel and government investment to turn Ireland into a digital health development powerhouse?
Cardiologists at the University of Mississippi Medical Center are among the first to use radio frequency technology to monitor the cardiovascular status of heart failure patients from their homes. Full story on AScribe.
