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  • Report: Shared tariff plans could boost mhealth take-up

    The launch of shared-data pricing plans in the US could give a boost to the take-up of cellular-enabled medical devices, according to report on Bloomberg. Read more...

    Published: 2 days ago

  • Telstra wins mhealth contract

    Telstra has won an A$1.9 million (US$1.9 million) with the Australian arm of Healthways to provide a private cloud service for the telehealth provider. As part of the same deal, the operator will work with Healthways to develop a remote monitoring service for diabetic patients, according to The Australian. Read more...

    Published: 3 days ago

  • Study: Tablet take-up near doubles among US physicians

    A new report by Manhattan Research says the take-up of tablets among US physicians has nearly doubled over last the year. Adoption has reached 62 percent in 2012 up from 35 percent a year ago, says the research firm in its report. Read more...

    Published: 4 days ago

  • New mhealth service launch for the Middle East

    Omantel Mobile, Oman’s mobile operator, has launched a mobile health service in collaboration with the sultanate’s Ministry of Health which will SMS and MMS-based health advice to subscribers. Read more...

    Published: 4 days ago

  • Maxis and mhealth partner launch healthy heart service

    Malaysian mobile operator Maxis and Institut Jantung Negara (IJN), a leading centre for cardiovascular and thoracic health in the region, have launched a new service that offers heart health tips via SMS, smartphone and the web. Read more...

    Published: 7 days ago

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    Mobile health prizegiving is the final frontier

    I am not a Star Trek fan nor that keen on science fiction but when I first read the competition guidelines for the Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize I immediately became hooked. Read more...

    Published: 17 days ago

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    Telecare and telehealth both have a point to prove

    A recent report in The Guardian newspaper proclaimed itself “in despair” about the state of telecare in the UK. The source of the writer’s misery was the Whole System Demonstrator (WSD) trial involving 6,000 patients with chronic conditions in Kent, Newham and Cornwall. Read more...

    Published: 1 month ago

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    Let’s see the evidence

    What do we know about health care? We know that almost 18 percent of total health expenditure globally is financed through direct payment mechanisms. The remaining 82% is reimbursed in various forms and equates to a staggering 3.5 trillion dollars. We also know that payers and providers are being squeezed to deliver more for less. The take-home message for mHealth stakeholders wanting to enter the health industry is this: The largest pot of money lies amongst institutional payers and inclusion o Read more...

    Published: 1 month ago

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    How to cope with success

    Key to the success of remote monitoring services, at least from a commercial point of view, is the extent to which they reduce costly hospital admissions for patients. Read more...

    Published: 1 month ago

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    The path to mobile mass screening still starts in the clinician’s office

    In the British Medical Journal of the 9 March was an article calling for the mass screening of patients in the UK for atrial fibrillation, a heart complaint that can lead to a stroke. Read more...

    Published: 1 month ago

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