Researchers in Belfast are investigating how small sensors carried by members of the public, in items such as smartphones, could communicate with each other to create potentially vast body-to-body networks (BBNs). A pointer-to-the-future item from Toni Bunting on the TANN:… Read more‘Wireless’ humans could form backbone of new mobile networks
InsideHamilton waves the flag for its local company m-Health Solutions, which has developed an “auto-record, auto-send 14-day digital cardiac monitoring system patients can attach themselves and record cardiac issues as they occur.” The device apparently atttaches to a Blackberry for… Read moreLittle black box allows cardiac diagnosis from nearly anywhere (Canada)
When your editor Steve is dead, items like Telehealth program for neuropsychology kicks off in Scotland in FierceMobileHealthcare will surely set him spinning in his resting place. To quote: “…researchers are pushing hard to determine the efficacy, and best practice… Read moreGoing telemental?
Nice items from BBC News and the Edinburgh Guardian, illustrating how a teenager with learning disabilities has learned to get to school independently more quickly than by the ‘traditional’ method of having an assistant travel with him. Thanks to Skyguard… Read moreGPS device helps special needs students become more independent (Scotland)
