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Telecare for monitoring temperature, power outage (UK/EU)

Donna Cusano From David Doherty, 3G Doctor @mhealthinsight via Twitter: @telecareaware @deetelecare Neat. Also see the SenCIT featuring non invasive fall monitor, intruder alarm, etc. http://www.sendtech.co.uk/SeN-Cit/ Kevin Doughty There are lots of devices and linked technologies available to identify cold properties. Many fail because they don't recognise that a problem exists only if the individual is present in the room. In the same way, a low temperature in a lounge during the night may not be significant but during the day is worthy of an alert. These products (including SenCit and ThermoTxt) are reviewed on T-Cubed's Telecare EPG resource which... Continue Reading

10 sensor-based telehealth companies

...hydration, temperature, impact and other body indicators [TTA 22 Feb] AliveCor–David Albert, MD’s ECG in an iPhone case MedSensation–a pressure feedback/temperature sensor glove in prototype to detect subdermal issues in the breast, kidneys and other areas First Warning Systems–developing The Breast Tissue Screen Bra that measures tiny temperature changes that occur as blood vessels grow and feed tumors Withings–scales and activity trackers Equivital–VitalSense Core Temperature Capsule pill that senses internal temperature and is being tested on firefighters to measure core body temperature during fires Somaxis–Myolink measures muscle energy output, claims to be an “ultimate open-source, wireless, wearable EMG/EKG/EEG biosensor platform”... Continue Reading

mHealth for Behaviour Change

4 December 2013, Holiday Inn Regent’s Park, Central London, UK SMi’s masterclass hosted by David Doherty of 3G Doctor will cover the following: • Introduction to how mobile is changing behaviour (positive & negative) • Overview of available mHealth technologies • Lessons from previous research efforts • Ways Healthcare Providers are leveraging Mobile Technology to change behaviour • Deep dive on world leading program that uses mHealth tech to manage Chronic Disease • Insights into how to design for sustainable behaviour change Information and registration.... Continue Reading

Doro 2.0 smartphone QSs with Withings (EU)

[grow_thumb image=”https://telecareaware.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Doro-Liberto-810.jpg” thumb_width=”100″ /]Doro’s unveiling of their second smartphone, the Doro Liberto 810, along with its ‘privileged access’ to two Withings devices–the Smart Body Analyzer (weight, body fat, heart rate) and Pulse Smart Activity Tracker–continues their moves into older adult-appealing mobile telecare/telehealth offerings, as tracked by founding Editor Steve since at least 2009. Doro’s assertive move into Quantified Selfing as part of what they call ‘the world’s most liberating smartphone’, is more fully featured and was predicted by David Doherty earlier this year [TTA 25 Feb]. It is also not Doro’s first big alliance; late last year, Bosch Healthcare announced... Continue Reading

Conflicting telehealth signals – is the VA or E Riding of Yorkshire CCG on the money?

Mike Clark Charles The latest evaluation of the East Riding of Yorks telehealth service covering 2011/2012 by David Barrett of University of Hull is available at: http://bit.ly/17P2PnN This covers some of the primary/secondary care service costs and the patients groups involved. Mike Clark Following recent systematic reviews from Edinburgh and Salford, this one from Sheffield covers Heart failure patients who have been recently discharged and includes QALY calculations: http://1.usa.gov/1fBhtDZ Mike Clark Whilst East Riding reviews its commissioning arrangements - Telehealth in Bristol - 700 patients benefited since 2011 - Bristol Community Health & Bristol CCG http://bit.ly/17RhoqR Duncan Chambers It is... Continue Reading

Digital Health Summit–Istanbul

18-19 September 2013, Maslak Sheraton Hotel İstanbul Health tech is definitely spreading worldwide and this conference in Turkey is proof. Full summit agenda and sponsors are at this link (PDF in English). David Doherty, the 3G Doctor, is speaking on an ‘introduction to mHealth’ as well as Rainer Herzog, Managing Director at HIMSS Analytics Europe. But not easy to register…main website is unfortunately in Turkish with no English option and no obvious place to register! Extreme digging turned up one page in English. If you’re intent on attending, best to call Project Coordinator Mert Akbulut: +90 533 598 17 71... Continue Reading

Audax Health raises $20 million

...product is Zensey, a mobile-based platform for personalized health content, connection with like minds via online communities, challenges, health assessments and games. The funds reportedly will be used for product development, build out the company’s mobile and engineering teams and expand partnerships with health plans, employers and providers. Previous funding has exceeded $35 million since its 2010 founding ($21 million this past January alone). Corporate partners include Cigna and Cardinal Health, with New Leaf Ventures their leading VC. Press release via Yahoo Finance; Gigaom; Washington Business Journal. Hat tip to reader David E. Albert, MD of AliveCor via Twitter (@DrDave01)... Continue Reading

Medtronic confirms forecast direction change, the market reacts, and brains are stimulated

The ‘reasons why’ we (and others like David Shaywitz in Forbes) proposed back on 12 August for Medtronic’s purchase of Cardiocom were fully confirmed by their CEO Omar Ishrak in Bloomberg (21 August) and an analysis in Forbes (24 August). However, the Forbes article continues on to dump a bucket of cold water on Mr. Ishrak’s ‘solutions provider’ strategem (so reminiscent of 2008-9 with different companies), positing that telehealth belongs with wireless/mobile companies (Qualcomm), companies further downstream (Allscripts, a major US pharmacy benefits manager) or other technology/monitoring companies. Mr. Market held the roses though (Deutsche Bank’s reiterated hold rating in... Continue Reading

An update on the MOBISERV Kompaï project takes some flak

A long (and in need of editing), anodyne article on the European tech website Cordis updating the status of the EU/UK robotics project known as MOBISERV and the Kompaï companion robot, has generated a bit of controversy in the mHealth LinkedIn group (membership required). Group manager David Doherty, better known for his mHealthInsight (3GDoctor) website, objects to the design, the time and funds spent on it, and more. To summarize his points: It’s a waste of money on a device and R&D which could have been used on more targeted solutions to real problems A ‘touch screen robo-vehicle’ may not... Continue Reading