Congratulations to Phil O’Connell for the further recognition afforded by winning the NHS Leadership Academy’s Innovator of the Year Award last night for the Simple Telehealth system (Florence) that he has developed and championed for the NHS. Here is the… Read morePhil O'Connell wins NHS Innovator of the Year award (UK)
This research evaluates how smartphones and tablet PCs at two points–2010 and 2012–have affected healthcare professionals and influenced the way they practice, including the most in-demand information. Compared are providers in the EU Big 5 and the US. Conducted by… Read moreHealthcare professional use of mobile devices: comparative study US and EU
You’ll find the design of this prototype skin sensor out of University of California, San Diego either endearingly goofy or just scary. This paper ‘tattoo’ is actually a solid-contact ion-selective electrode (ISE) made using standard screen printing techniques finished with… Read moreA tattoo sensor to delight–or scare–kiddies
David Shaywitz, co-founder of the Boston-based Center for Assessment Technology and Continuous Health (CATCH) and advocate for humanism in digital health [TA 6 Nov], surprises in his Forbes picks for digital health company, person and book of 2012. First, the… Read moreSome 'awards' for 2012 digital health
Are you a clinician who feels overwhelmed by the jillions of one-trick-pony medical apps on your iPad? Is your day characterized by wild mood swings due to frustration (left) in not being able to customize your apps? According to this… Read moreDo you suffer from M.A.D.?
