As medical applications for mobile devices have proliferated, regulatory questions have proliferated nearly as fast, at least in some quarters. The key questions are what kinds of apps are medical devices, and among those,...
Read MoreManhatten Research announced a new release of their Physicians and Emerging Information Technologies advisory service called "Taking the Pulse: U.S. -- Physicians and Emerging Information Technologies," is based on responses...
Read MorePublished studies about studies are sort of a "gimmie" in the academic world - you don't really need to do any research per se, but simply analyze research done by others. This new study titled, "Systematic Review of Home...
Read MoreWhat with all the posts this week on point of care devices and cell phones, I thought I'd do something besides complain about lousy point of care computing devices. So here are my must-have features for a point of care device...
Read MoreHealth economist, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn notes today at iHealthBeat, the current turbulence in the remote patient monitoring in a review of Spyglass Consulting's new report (previous post here). Sarasohn-Kahn reports...
Read MoreSpyglass Consulting has released a new market study on remote monitoring called, Trends in Remote Patient Monitoring. Spyglass creates great market studies that illuminate markets just as they're getting hot. It seems that...
Read MoreThe state of Indiana will begin providing Medicaid reimbursement for telemedicine consultations starting May 1, 2006."It is definitely exciting news. I think that this policy will go a long way toward increasing adoption among...
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