Presenting the experiences of her company at the eHealth 2008 meeting in Slovenia, Rolien de Jong, innovations manager at The Hague-based Meavita Healthcare, pointed out that, to make the breakthrough, it’s the providers who are taking the risk – not… Read moreTelehealthcare: the long road from concept to reality
Tola Sergeant from consultancy Ovum takes a positive look across developments in the UK but strikes a note of caution in the penultimate paragraph. Read Telecare: building momentum in the UK here.
Revolutionising future care the Tunstall way. Summary of its ADLife system in The Engineer Online.
Dr. Karl Stroetmann, senior research associate of the research and consulting firm empirica reflects on the European Commission’s soon-to-be-launched eHealth project for patients travelling within the EU. Item from HealthTech Wire. [If you have telecare or telehealth users who wish… Read more"A pan-European eHealth infrastructure would revolutionise healthcare"
Following the Home Telehealth Limited/Cornwall publicity on the Long Term Conditions Whole System Demonstrator (WSD) Programme last week, and in the absence of similar news from Kent and Newham or their technology partners, I did a little digging around on… Read moreWSD Sites: Newham's plans slipping
Steve Sadler, Chief Technical Officer at Tunstall has written a nice backward/forward look at telecare for PublicNet, a site “for everybody interested in the public sector and its management.” The Tomorrow’s World reference is to an old, popular TV programme… Read moreTelecare: Tomorrow's World
Isle of Man-based Evaware is linking devices to its electronic patient record software via the RTX hub. Press release. Evaware website.
Following Monday’s announcement of the funding for the Long Term Conditions Whole System Demonstrator (WSD) Programme (below), Home Telehealth Limited (HTL) is first of the participating organisations to reveal officially its involvement, as technology partner for Cornwall. In a major… Read moreWSD Sites: HTL and Cornwall first with news
Tynetec will be demonstrating its integrated approach to telecare and telehealth at the annual Chartered Institute for Housing (CIH) conference and exhibition, at Harrogate 17, 18 & 19 June. Press release for further details.
In an interesting move, the Safety Confirmation Service company Alertacall, is seeking to buy a community alarm centre or telecare business with 500-2,000 active customers, according to an advert on the Telecare Services Association’s website.
