How safe is that app? App released today is the first to be registered as a Class I medical device by the MHRA UK charity draws attention to the regulation of health apps and publishes guidance document to help health … Continue reading →
Solutions’ Ease of Use – Key to Adoptability and Patient Adherence Scottsdale, AZ- Jan 9, 2012– MedApps, Inc., a leading mHealth (mobile telehealth) innovator is pleased to announce its alliance with MedMinder to bring connected, remote medication management to … Continue reading →
Telehealth Whole System Demonstrator (WSD) report – implications for the future of healthcare Ivan McConnell gives his view on the implications of the Telehealth Whole Systems Demonstrator report for the future of healthcare.
Continue reading →Telehealth Whole System Demonstrator (WSD) report – implications for the future of healthcare George MacGinnis gives his view on the implications of the Telehealth Whole Systems Demonstrator report for the future of healthcare
Continue reading →The Health Informatics Scotland Conference 2012 will be at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow, right above Central Station. Dates are 20th – 21st September 2012 A bigger exhibition A larger conference dinner More informative, world class presentations If you wanted … Continue reading →
Posted: 13 October 2011 The NHS in Scotland should do more to consider telehealth when introducing or redesigning services. It provides an opportunity to treat patients in new ways, and to help manage rising costs and demand. An Audit Scotland … Continue reading →
Published on Thursday 13 October 2011 00:01 A £5 MILLION telehealth system with the potential to save around £1,000 per patient per year has been largely ignored by NHS boards, the public spending watchdog has warned. Telehealth is designed to … Continue reading →
This is to let you know all the presentations from our September Health Informatics Scotland conference in Edinburgh are now available to download. Both slides (pdf) and audio files (mp3) are available so you can both watch and listen … Continue reading →
Written by IHT Staff writer. According to market research firm Ovum, healthcare ICT spend will hit the £3 Billion mark by 2016, a growth of over 12% from figures in 2010. Aging population, increased healthcare requirements and the ongoing drive … Continue reading →
By James Gallagher Health reporter, BBC News An “electronic tattoo” could herald a revolution in the way patients are monitored and provide a breakthrough in computer gaming, say US scientists. They used the device, which is thinner than a human … Continue reading →