In a frank item in its Yorkshire HQ’s local paper, Tunstall’s chief executive, James Buckley, revealed that up to 70 of its 550 UK-based staff will lose their jobs following a slump in sales. The company is working all its… Read moreTunstall predicts redundancies

Remote patient monitoring in Kansas. At least one local politician ‘gets it’.

While others are still dabbling about with pilot ‘studies’, Edinburgh City Council has made significant investment, done the sums, and concluded that they should invest more. According to an item in The Scotsman, in the last three years Edinburgh has… Read moreEdinburgh to double spending on telecare

The authors of this piece in Medical Tourism Magazine focus their definition of ‘telehealth’ on ‘telemedicine’ (real time videoconferencing and deferred store-and-forward data), which will be the main focus of its readershp – healthcare providers of surgery to people travelling… Read moreThe role of telehealth in medical tourism

A couple living apart in Edinburgh and London are to try out new bedroom technology designed for people in long-distance relationships… One of Distance Lab’s key areas of work is telehealth, technologies designed for patients or to help people stay… Read moreTwo-cities test for 'intimacy' device

Yale University School of Medicine has announced the successful enrollment of 1,650+ heart failure patients as part of the National Institutes of Health-sponsored, Tele-HF study. Press release.