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Dianne Rees

Mobile software to improve health care accessibility - 0 views

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    Mobile health for social good
Dianne Rees

Mobile Mapping for Rapid Field Assessment of Health Infrastructure in Indonesia | Mobil... - 0 views

  • This project is using mobile field data collection techniques to identify gaps in health services to enable more effective and equitable delivery of scarce health resources to remote and poor regions. 
  • A short video introducing this project can be seen here: http://healthpslp.cdu.edu.au/video/health_VIDEO.html
jim con

PharmaSecure Plans to Launch An m-Health Platform | eHEALTH Magazine - 0 views

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    Cashing on the m-health trend PharmaSecure is all set to launch psConnectTM-a mobile health (mhealth) platform that enables a variety of providers to offer m-health services to targeted groups of patients. Each medicine package coded by PharmaSecure has a unique, randomly generated alphanumeric code printed directly on the package.
jim con

Health IT Tools Can Boost Drug Safety | eHEALTH Magazine - 1 views

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    Electronic health tools could help improve drug adherence and reduce medication errors among elderly populations, according to a report from the Center for Technology and Ageing, as per reports. Of the three billion U.S. prescriptions issued each year, about 12% are never picked up and about 40% are taken incorrectly, according to the report.
Dianne Rees

Mobile Health Computing [part of HCPLive]: Mobile Technology for Clinical Practice #mHe... - 0 views

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    iPad apps and more
Dianne Rees

Mobile technologies for social transformation - Part 1 | Nimbus - 0 views

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    Messaging (SMS, MMS) as part of a coaching strategy to change health behaviors
Dianne Rees

Deloitte | The Mobile Personal Health Record: Technology-enabled self-care | Barriers a... - 0 views

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    Mobile personal health records (mPHRs)
Ruth Ann Carpenter

The Mobile Difference | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project - 0 views

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    An older article but the key finding is 2hen you hand someone a smartphone they are more likely to share, to create - to participate in, not just consume information. As Susannah Fox said in a recent speech (http://e-patients.net/archives/2012/07/health-care-hackers.html) "Imagine what that could do for health care."
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