Audio report on a brainstorming session at Kaiser Permanente’s Innovative Learning Network conference. Worth the six-and-a-half minutes it will take you to listen to it. Mention of the Nintendo Wii Fit in the report reminds me that we had a… Read moreDream up new technology to provide health care anywhere
New. British standard of interest to device manufacturers. Here.
Telecare Aware readers not attending the TSA conference can access press releases and other conference-related information provided by exhibitors by visiting this page.
Telecare Aware readers not attending the TSA conference can access press releases and other conference-related information provided by exhibitors by visiting this page. More information may be added over the next few days.
Back in September, unnoticed by most people outside of Africa, the Society for Telemedicine and eHealth in Nigeria hosted the second 2-day Pan African Conference on Telemedicine and eHealth (PACTe). The theme was ‘eHealth in Low Resource Settings’. In view… Read moreConference report: eHealth in Low Resource Settings
Sad, but true, I spent a chunk of Sunday afternoon browsing two ehealth-promoting sites with similar aims: “We aim to help professionals achieve the most efficient use of resources available for the provision of health services, through the use of… Read moreUKeHA and CST compared (UK and Canada)
Radvision team writer Sagee Ben-Zedeff has taken the time to put together a useful overview of the use of various video technologies in telemedicine. A recommended read, with video links.
A telemedicine project by the US’s State Department, IBM, and other public and private organizations has enabled medical specialists to treat patients in remote, medically underserved areas of northern Pakistan, some of whom have suffered for years from easily treatable… Read moreState Department and IBM build telehealth bridge to rural Pakistan
Looking forward to Med-e-Tel next April? Perhaps you should be given the wide range of topics that are going to be covered: Ageing services [i.e. services for people who are getting older, not services that are ageing. I think]; bio-informatics… Read moreMed-e-Tel call for papers opens
The Center for Connected Health’s forthcoming annual Symposium at The Conference Center, Harvard Medical, Boston, on 27 and 28 October 2008 is entitled: Who Provides, Who Decides, Who Pays: Consumers, Clinicians and Business Models in the Connected Care Era. Details… Read moreWho Provides, Who Decides, Who Pays (US)
