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Investor paper on telehealth

January 31, 2012 Donna Cusano

Triple Tree, an investment banking firm which seems to be one of the few making multiple active investments in telehealth and telecare, as well as sponsoring the iAwards in wireless health [TA 22 Jan], recently released this white paper on… Read moreInvestor paper on telehealth

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Robotic exoskeletons for mobility update–again

January 31, 2012 Donna Cusano

Back in October we wrote about Ekso Bionic’s exoskeleton ‘wearable robot’ to assist rehabilitating patients and paraplegics in walking. It looks like Wired (UK edition) and SmartPlanet are taking notice. It also seems that Ekso is on track to release… Read moreRobotic exoskeletons for mobility update–again

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Telehealth’s promising global future

January 31, 2012 Steve Hards

An excellent canter around what telehealth is (and is not), its world-wide take-up and its potential. Suitable as an introduction to the subject and also a useful round-up for knowledgeable readers. Written by Rajib Ghosh from the Bosch Healthcare stable,… Read moreTelehealth’s promising global future

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Living alone with pets and telecare service (Canada and US)

January 30, 2012 Steve Hards

Living Alone With Pets and Telecare Service is a short blog piece promoting Sentry Telecare’s automated ‘we-phone-you’ checking service in Canada and the US. However, it makes a point that for many people, making sure that their pet is safe… Read moreLiving alone with pets and telecare service (Canada and US)

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Final proof that telecare has arrived (UK)

January 30, 2012 Steve Hards

When ‘telecare’, in correct context and without further explanation, gets a mention in the UK’s newspaper The Daily Mirror, then we know that telecare has finally arrived. £500m funding gap leaves elderly care in crisis

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Where have all the NHS IT champions gone?

January 30, 2012 Steve Hards

Dick Vinegar, the Patient from Hell, wonders in The Guardian, why IT-literate junior doctors do not go on to push technological initiatives later in their career. “Something happens to deprive doctors of their appetite for being the champions of technical… Read moreWhere have all the NHS IT champions gone?

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New Book: Telemedicine – An Introduction

January 29, 2012 Steve Hards

Telemedicine – An Introduction by Devendra Patel (MD, Medisoft Telemedicine Pvt Ltd) and Dr Sanjeev Mehta (telemedicine pioneer) has just been published and is aimed at teaching basics of telemedicine to nursing and paramedic technician students in India. Purchase on… Read moreNew Book: Telemedicine – An Introduction

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Staffordshire will continue to contract with Telecare Technology (UK)

January 27, 2012 Steve Hards

Following an investigation into the other business interests of Telecare Technology’s director Jamie Cole, after concerns raised by a family member of one of the users of its phone-based reminder service, a spokesman for Staffordshire County Council said “…we feel… Read moreStaffordshire will continue to contract with Telecare Technology (UK)

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Roundup of good and bad news items

January 26, 2012 Steve Hards

Flagstaff hospital using remote patient monitoring Good one from the Washington Examiner (US). Should nurses be at the forefront of telehealth? Good one in The Guardian, by David Barrett. Why telehealth will transform care of Kent’s patients Good one from… Read moreRoundup of good and bad news items

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New telehealth product: Popsi Cube (US)

January 26, 2012 Steve Hards

“[Popsi Cube from] Popsicare allows for the integration and transmission of remotely captured pulse and blood pressure data along with patients’ answers to a medical questionnaire.” [Then let’s hope they’ve got their Bosch patents portfolio covered]. Medical Design Online article.

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