Northern Ireland’s super-speedy European Centre for Connected Health (which managed to let £28 million funding for a telehealth service evaporate in the three years it to commission it) has today updated its web page with the result of the Remote… Read moreECCH updates its Remote Telemonitoring Service web page at last (N. Ireland)
Pleased to note from the Chiptech website “Thankfully everyone at Chiptech is safe and well, as are our friends and families. Our building looks a bit worse for wear in places, but was declared safe two days after the earthquake [22 February], allowing us time to clean up before we were back in business the following Monday 1st March. Our thoughts are with all those who have lost loved ones.”
Update 28 March: Received the following, that has been doing the rounds in NZ, from Abby Moore, Sales and Marketing Co-ordinator for Chiptech. Its grim humour tells you more about what life is like post-quake than hours of TV news footage can do:
Les seniors séduits par les tablettes tactiles – Older people like touch-screen tablets – they like them for the lack of cables, the simple access to apps, the natural reading position and that they do not look like products for… Read moreLes seniors séduits par les tablettes tactiles (France)
MTN and Sanlam Health – a division of the financial services provider Sanlam Group – have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to roll out mHealth services. These services may include the use of mobile devices to collect community and clinical… Read moreMTN, Sanlam launch mHealth service (South Africa)
If where you live has a personal emergency alarm system (even an ancient pull-cord one) you expect it to be monitored any time that you need it. But if where you live is run by the Hispanic Association of Contractors… Read moreWhen expectations collide
The big: video demo of the Cisco HealthPresence telemedicine platform in a mobile clinic setting. Big screens both sides, great clarity both visual and audio, and far more streamlined in procedure and device integration, on both sides, than earlier versions Ed. Donna… Read moreTelemedicine: big and small
