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How Microsoft Kinect can improve care for your patients
An exciting technology is crossing over into the mHealth arena, and we're betting it could be a game-changer--Microsoft's hands-free interactive game console, Kinect. The reason: Last week, Microsoft
IBM reveals untapped mobile users of the future
There's a huge group of mobile users that you may be overlooking as you develop your hospital's mobile strategy. They're "information seekers," and they will be the largest cohort of mobile
Remote monitoring potential of ultrawideband for hospitals too large to ignore
Ultrawideband technology may not be new, but a new study out of Oregon State University indicates that it could be the secret to advanced remote patient monitoring. And as care moves from inpatient
Post-op app helps patients monitor infections
Wireless sensor company Gentag has debuted a new app that can sense pressure, elevated temperature and other signs of post-surgical infection, the company recently announced. The technology,
Global patient monitoring market to hit $9.3B by 2014
The global patient monitoring market will reach $9.3 billion by 2014, concludes strategic research firm Technavio in its latest report, "Global Patient Monitoring Systems Market 2010-2014."
Seeking new uses of remote patient monitoring
The spotlight continues to shine on remote patient monitoring, particularly as providers and hospitals seek accountable care partnerships to save money and improve outcomes. According to separate
Continua-CABA partnership pushes connected home agenda
Continua Health Alliance, an organization of 240-plus technology companies that are developing personal connected health solutions, has struck a "liaison agreement" with the Continental Automated
Remote patient monitoring market to grow 26 percent by 2014
Remote patient monitoring technologies will play a major role in U.S. healthcare, a recent report by healthcare market research firm Kalorama Information determines. The research predicts that the
New iPad app tracks mobility among seniors
Mobility may be easily understood as a health indicator for the elderly. Generally, the more you move, the healthier you are. But figuring out how mobile a patient is isn't nearly as easy. Two Wake
Report: Boomers will shape m-health technology efforts
Already top consumers of healthcare technology, baby boomers, ages 46 to 64, are poised to not only continue that trend, but to shape it--particularly in the field of mobile healthcare, a new report
