Los Angeles Times article on what’s holding doctors back from using email and online video consults: lack of reimbursement and security. Certainly the demand is there; according to the article, a 2009 study of 8,600 U.S. adults estimated that 80 million… Read moreLA Times article on 'e-consults'
Judging from the number of new entrants, software that coordinates care for home health agencies and their patients is attracting substantial new interest. Eldersync, an early-stage company, has developed new web-based software (in beta test) that schedules visits with patients in their homes, verifies completed… Read moreNew systems coordinate home health reporting with telehealth
Normally this falls out of our purview, but this editor [Donna] is musing on whether filling out EMRs online, reading the tidal wave of telehealth data on screens and phones, and having more test reports arrive directly onto mobile platforms,… Read moreDoes the internet make you dumber?
Looking to publicize findings from studies you’ve conducted or discuss your area of expertise in mHealth? The Mobile Health Expo, 19-21 October 2010 in Las Vegas, has opened a ‘call for speakers’ on several tracks (business, health applications, medical banking, military, care delivery,… Read moreMobile Health Expo 'call for speakers' now open
