Deafness and hearing loss are two of the most commonly diagnosed health issues faced by patients in the developing world. While about half of all cases of hearing loss [...]
Co-Authored with Grameen Research, Inc. To really bend the health cost curve downward, we must engage patients directly and shift from the current model of late diagnosis and treatment [...]
The 10th Anniversary World Health Care Congress 2013 Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center on the Potomac, Maryland, USA The 10th Annual World Health Care Congress (WHCC) is committed [...]
By 2020 our nation will face a serious shortage of both primary care and specialist physicians to care for an aging and growing population. According to the AAMC’s Center [...]
ATA CEO, Jon Linkous: Paying for Telemedicine in the United States Of the $2.8 trillion that constitutes healthcare market in the U.S., there are five primary sources that support [...]
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Partners HealthCare: Connecting Heart Failure Patients to Providers Through Remote Monitoring Andrew Broderick ABSTRACT: Partners HealthCare’s programs in home telehealth have been driven by its Center for Connected Health, [...]
Imagine a world where health care reaches billions in need through mobile technology. Carnegie Mellon University alumna Ting Shih is working hard to make it happen. Shih (CS'01, CMU'04) is [...]
Four years ago, I began developing and piloting a system based on the simple concept of using mobile smartphones to facilitate telemedicine in developing countries. What started for me [...]
The Philippines has been trying to bring forth initiatives that address critical shortages of health services all over the country especially in unreachable areas. The increasing number [...]
