POSTS TAGGED AS smartphones

The Future of Mobile Devices for Hospitals

Wearable Device for Health Monitoring
How common will mobile medical devices be—e.g. wearables for pre-admission, admission, and post-discharge patient monitoring; telecom [MORE]

Becker’s List of 50 Best Healthcare Apps

AmWell App
Becker’s Health IT and CIO Review, a champion lister of all things in healthcare, observes: “. . . we [MORE]

Interesting Thermal Camera for a Smartphone

Seek Thermal Camera
This YouTube video is borderline goofy, but it refers to a $200 thermal camera (from Thermal.com) which can [MORE]

Veterans Affairs mHealth Program

VA Mobile Healthprovider
This doesn’t sound like cutting edge progress, but the fact that the Veterans Health System is proceeding with [MORE]

GPS Chip for Wearable Devices

Wearables
Broadcom Corporation (Germantown, MD) is one of those “connect everything” companies which seems to have found a strategy for success.  [MORE]

UCSF and Samsung’s Center for Digital Healthcare Innovation

CDH Web mHealth Program App
What might be in store for a major medical research university in Silicon Valley teaming up [MORE]

Sprint’s mHealth Accelerator

Dr, Bill Crounse
Earlier this year, cellular provider Sprint announced its Mobile Health Accelerator Program whereby it will solicit applications [MORE]

Breath Analysis via Smart Phone

Breath analysis has been a compelling research field for about 50 years—though moving slowly because of difficulties in identifying individual [MORE]

Predictors for mHealth Use

Read this piece and imagine you are Walmart’s executive in charge of creating a strategy for that company becoming [MORE]

mHealth as Subscription Service

This piece argues that mHealth applications for medical providers “will soon evolve into app platforms whose functions can be rented [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]

Disruptive Innovation: SmartPhones

Mobile Health Apps
The palm-sized glucose meter that diabetics commonly use today revolutionized the business of endocrinology; so, what sort of [MORE]