However, whenever there is the possibility of doing the right thing to accomplish a good deed, there are always others who will use the same technology for evil.
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Group items tagged ITGS10-P2 - ITGS_Portfolio | Diigo Groups - 1 views
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Informative, but not good for lead article.
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Very informative article that covers positive impacts of RFID tagging in hospitials.
The Precautionary Principle - A Realistic Solution to Cell Phone Radiation? - 0 views
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Cell Phone
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those who frequently use cell phones on a certain side of their head are 50% more likely than non-cell-phone-users to develop a tumor in the salivary gland on that side of the head.
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people are frequently on their cell phones for many reasons and most of the time they have the cell phone on a specific side of their head without the knowledge of the radition coming from the cell phone can be harmful to their body
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the precautionary principle suggests practices such as using a wired headset instead of a Bluetooth earpiece, and enabling the speaker function rather than holding the phone to your ear. In addition, rather than storing the cell phone in your pocket, keep the phone away from your body between calls. Paramount to the precautionary principle is to limit the use of cell phones whenever possible. Make fewer calls and make shorter ones. Choose a cell phone with low-radiation and limit children's cell phone usage, since their brain cells may be more sensitive to the effects of cell phone radiation.
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suggested solutions are that wired headset to be used over bluetooth earpiece, placing the phone on speaker when in a call, keep the phone away form the body in between calls, give childreen cell phone that emitt low-radiation and limit their cell phone usage since their brain cells are more senstitive to the radiation effects at a young age
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i claim this article in the name of the father, the holy ghost, the mitchell and the springer
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Research for Criterion D--evaluate the solution
QuickStudy Directory - Computerworld - 3 views
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There are many more concepts here than are relevant to ITGS, but it's a good guide to much of the vocaubery.
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News: LA Marathon benefits from RFID timing - RFID (radio frequency identification), tr... - 1 views
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Using RFID in marathon races
BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | E-prescription system goes live - 0 views
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Patients are still given paper prescriptions but these contain a unique barcode.
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Patients are still given paper prescriptions but these contain a unique barcode.
Expert: Technology fosters voyeurism - Washington Times - 0 views
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It seems new personal video technology is having unintended consequences for our culture. Answer: Without a doubt. I work with a lot of adolescents, and one of the issues we are running into is the "sexting" or text-messaging of sexually explicit materials and pictures. In a lot of ways, it's raising or heightening the sexualized nature of adolescence.
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It seems new personal video technology is having unintended consequences for our culture. Answer: Without a doubt. I work with a lot of adolescents, and one of the issues we are running into is the "sexting" or text-messaging of sexually explicit materials and pictures. In a lot of ways, it's raising or heightening the sexualized nature of adolescence.
Washington Times - Telemedicine allows for long-distance diagnoses - 3 views
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While outwardly expensive — installation can range between $2.5 million and $3.5 million — and, to some, a seemingly excessive measure, the off-site support operation has shown itself in studies to be cost-effective in a relatively short period of time. Recovery of patients was faster, mortality rates in ICUs were lower, patients' stays were shorter, thereby shaving hospital costs by 24.6 percent, and fewer intensivists were needed.
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The breakthrough is your mobile phone, the house call of tomorrow," says Dr. Jay Sanders, a protege of Dr. Bird, referring to the possibility of sending images from a high-tech personal digital assistant device.
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The breakthrough is your mobile phone, the house call of tomorrow," says Dr. Jay Sanders, a protege of Dr. Bird, referring to the possibility of sending images from a high-tech personal digital assistant device.
Healthcare IT News - 0 views
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Subscribe and get updates in healthcare IT news
Optical add-on turns cameraphone into mobile lab * Register Hardware - 0 views
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Medical boffins have redesigned the humble cameraphone, developing a strap-on microscope that's able to snap images of miniscule microbes.
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Medical boffins have redesigned the humble cameraphone, developing a strap-on microscope that's able to snap images of miniscule microbes.
VIDEO| Hospital's 'telemedicine' - 1 views
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Staff at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead demonstrated their use of modern technology to the health minister Lord Darzi.
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Humans and Machines--it's the best method for bridging distances
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Staff at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead demonstrated their use of modern technology to the health minister Lord Darzi.
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Staff at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead demonstrated their use of modern technology to the health minister Lord Darzi.
BBC NEWS | Africa | 'We send x-rays to South Africa and India' - 0 views
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Not a news article, per se, but starts to show the uses of mobiles in health industry in rural areas
Center for Democracy & Technology - 0 views
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Keeping the Internet Open, Innovative and Free
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Keeping the Internet Open, Innovative and Free
Healthcare Industry Turns to DeviceAnywhere to Bring their Products and Services to the... - 0 views
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Quality of service can't be left to chance for any healthcare provider developing mobile applications. However, this is especially true when the health insurance company is part of the largest single health carrier in the United States, providing health care services to more than 25 million consumers with a network of approximately 590,000 physicians and care professionals nationwide. For an organization of this size, they often select technology partners such as DeviceAnywhere, who share their company's commitment to excellence and innovation.
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Not surprisingly, security and reliability resonate as two of the top priorities for Sensei Inc. as well. As a provider of innovative mobile and Web-based solutions that prompt consumers at point-of-decision moments to make healthier eating, medical and lifestyle choices, Sensei relies on DeviceAnywhere to ensure that their consumers receive their personalized nutrition and health counseling on a consistent and confidential basis. After all, when customers count on Sensei mobile programs for critical reminders to take their medications or make on-the-spot decisions related to healthy eating choices, there is no room for error in downtime or compatibility issues between users' devices and networks.
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Not a legit news source, actually a puff piece for Deviceanywhere. However, it points to issues around mobile phone use in health services.
BBC NEWS | Technology | Free medical tool tackles disease - 3 views
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Our mission is to build a health records system in support of direct patient care, on the ground for the very poorest of the poor,"
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Equality of Access
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The Open Medical Record System (OpenMRS) is providing countries, such as South Africa, with an online patient medical record system.
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This article is about the need for OpenMRS in developing countries such as South Africa. This is necessary because it will help improve how people are treated. By knowing about someone's medical history, it can help decrease the spread of diseases such as HIV and Aids.
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The issue is that there is a lack of open medical record systems in developing countries. Because of this diseases are being spread when they can easily be prevented. The thing that people were doing that gave rise to this issue is that in some countries, diseases were being spread at a faster rate then in others because of lack of background medical information. the impact that this has on people is that people in developing countries are spreading diseases at a faster rate. So diseases such as HIV and Aids are spreading in developing countries such as South Africa because of lack of medical background. The stakeholders are patients. The IT system is open medical record system. The area of impact is health. The social and ethical issue is equality of access. By having a medical record of everyone, people will be able to be treated equally because the doctor's will have their whole medical history.
BBC NEWS | Technology | Mobiles combat Kenyan polio outbreak - 1 views
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A mobile phone based health application has helped to investigate and contain a polio outbreak that threatened thousands in East Africa.
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A mobile phone based health application has helped to investigate and contain a polio outbreak that threatened thousands in East Africa.
Could Wal-Mart and BlackBerry be the future of medicine? | MassDevice - Blog entry - 1 views
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Not good for a portfolio, but interesting nonetheless
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