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This piece describes a European Union-wide project, coming from the University of Bedfordshire, which creates an avatar-version of a [MORE]

Predictive Health Forecasting

It is fairly common that a physician sees a patient and has no access to that person’s prior medical [MORE]

Business Intelligence for Hospitals

While hospitals still struggle with implementing electronic medical records, there’s also a need for analytics that can mine the [MORE]

Digital Identities

Getting approval signatures on clinical trial documents is something like a series of speed bumps on a super highway, [MORE]

MUSING – Doctor, The Patient Will See You Now…

Andrew Schorr’s recent book, The Web-Savvy Patient: An Insider’s Guide to Navigating the Internet When Facing Medical Crisis, chronicles [MORE]

Mobile Platforms Forecast

Mobile Devices
It’s not a matter of knowing the need, but rather how to act on the need that is [MORE]

Electronic Identification, Free for Physicians

Dr. Peter Tippett
At the Medical Automation Conference earlier this month, Dr. Peter Tippett, Healthcare Director for Verizon, reiterated Verizon’s [MORE]

mPHR, the “Killer App”

According to a Deloitte report, a personal health record embedded in a cell phone or similar mobile device (“mPHR”) [MORE]

“Blue Botton” Participation

Leroy Hood
In Leroy Hood’s “4P” vision, medicine of the future will be predictive, preventative, personalized and participatory.  Participatory means [MORE]

Traumatic Brain Injury Reseach

Don DuRousseau, CEO and Senior Scientist at Human Bionics LLC,   discusses issues of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and the [MORE]

Electronic Informed Consent

Electronic Informed Consent
Old fashioned clinical researchers prefer to rely on paper informed consent forms, just as old fashioned hospitals [MORE]

SIIM Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, June 3-6, 2010

Paul Chang MD
At the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine’s annual meeting, the program will feature a “bootcamp” for physicians, [MORE]

Epic on the iPhone

Haiku is a simple and lovely Japanese non-rhyming verse genre, which may be why electronic health record maker, Epic [MORE]

Apple’s Tablet for Healthcare

Apple's i Pad
Bloggers are an interesting lot who sometimes hit the nail on the head.  This piece contents [MORE]