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NewsAT&T to secure tablets for health professionals
Stepping into what it sees as a gap in the mobile device management market, AT&T has launched a new tablet-specific management service for healthcare, AT&T Managed Tablets. The product Read more...
Hospital app links emergency docs to EMTs
Washington Hospital Center has created a new mobile app to connect ED physicians and cardiologists with EMTs in the ambulance, providing real-time data and video streams of patient ECGs and other Read more...
iPhone or Android: How to help your docs choose a smartphone
Whether you're buying mobile devices for your physicians, or you've chosen a device-agnostic philosophy for your mobile strategy, there's some interesting new guidance to help you (or your docs) Read more...
Broadband spectrum expansion is mHealth's modern 'highway'
The mobile health industry is on the verge of a historic transformation, with the national broadband spectrum serving as the bridge to the future, according to industry leaders who spoke today at a Read more...
AT&T tests WellDoc diabetes app on its own employees
AT&T, ostensibly to boost credibility for its mHealth partner WellDoc's DiabetesManager product, is pushing the technology to its own employees. They'll use the system to check glucose levels and Read more...
Hospitals pilot AT&T's new cloud-based medical imaging
Healthcare heavyweights Baptist Health System in Alabama and Henry Ford Health System in Michigan are piloting a new AT&T cloud-based imaging storage and retrieval system. The hospitals will be Read more...
Will AT&T, Verizon and Sprint dominate the mHealth market?
An intriguing view of the mHealth market's future emerged from E-Commerce Times columnist Jeff Kagan last week. He sees the Big Three telecom giants--AT&T, Verizon and Sprint--becoming major Read more...
California hospital debuts clinic-based telehealth modules
St. Joseph Health System in Orange, Calif., is taking a unique approach to telehealth, creating a series of "wellness stations" at several of its clinics and facilities. In a partnership with Read more...
Cloud-based efforts 'front-and-center' in healthcare
Earlier this month, AT&T announced it was partnering with Minnesota-based medical imaging software solutions provider Acuo Technologies in an effort to develop vendor-neutral, cloud-based medical Read more...
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 Read more...
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