Jo Dalton is an ex-Intel innovation centre employee turned businessman with an ambition to turn Ireland into an ‘international healthcare services centre’. His international service will build on a health monitoring service he intends to launch in the summer, which… Read moreIreland as an 'international healthcare services centre'?
The ‘Who’s Available?’ job seekers’ page is back for people looking for employment in the telehealth and telecare fields to post – free of charge – about their availability. See ‘Jobs‘ menu item above.
Skyguard Ltd., which has recently become active in the UK telecare market, today reveals the MySOS key-fob sized device which “weighs just 40 grams and is small enough to be conveniently and discretely [sic] worn as a pendant, or attached… Read moreSkyguard reveals "UK’s smallest personal safety device"
According to Housing e-Academy, “the housing sector has been slow to switch on to the range of telecare available and the huge benefits it could bring to their residents” so they have set up an online course An Introduction to… Read moreFree telecare course for housing workers and tenants
The Yorkshire Post yesterday ran a ‘local company does well’ story on Tunstall’s success in the Northern Ireland Remote Monitoring Service tender. It also reports that the Leeds office of law firm DLA Piper advised ECCH on the procurement. You… Read moreTunstall's local paper reveals more on NI contract
In August last year we pointed out Google’s toe-curlingly condescending approach to older people and video chat. Later, in December, they decided to do the same for ‘parents’. Google Launches Site for Teaching Tech to Your Parents (Google blog). The… Read moreGoogle continues to patronise older people
Pity the poor civil servant tasked with writing a speech for the Secretary of State for Health to deliver at the HC2011 informatics conference in Birmingham on Tuesday. Somehow you have to say something positive about health AND relate it… Read moreAndrew Lansley says telehealth will transform NHS
