The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is calling for increased collaboration between physicians and technical experts to expand the use of telemedicine technology, E-Health Insider reports.
GAO says DOD and VA are making progress on interoperability, but management improvements are needed.
WHO puts world on swine flu alert With 74 countries reporting 27,737 cases of infection, including 141 deaths, the World […]
When it comes to ehealth record around 80% of private doctors in Hong Kong feel they lack IT know-how and relevant training.
GE plans to invest $6 billion on healthcare GE Healthcare, the $17-billion healthcare arm of General Electric launched new, low […]
For studying the deployment of eHealth services across Euorpe, the European Commission has launched a call for proposals.
The 2006 European eHealth Conference and Exhibition brought together leaders in the field of eHealth from around the world to shape policies, share best practices, introduce new technology and foster strategic innovation in the new world of eHealthcare May 10-12 in Malaga, Spain.
A new study from University of Missouri has revealed that increased telehealth interaction between patients and health care provider can significantly reduce the need for hospitalisation.
A growing number of health care-related organisations are using remote patient monitoring systems, signaling a surge in demand for such technology, according to a recent report.
Alaska and Hawaii have signed an agreement to develop a plan to expand and further develop health care programs in the Pacific region using telecommunications technology.
Health Sciences Online has launched a website where anyone can access more than 50,000 courses, references, guidelines, and other expert-reviewed, high-quality, current, cost-free, and ad-free health sciences resources.
[This article was published in the January 2011 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org) ] With the beginning of the New Year 2011, eHEALTH achieves yet another landmark of completing 50 successful issues
[This article was published in the December 2010 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]
Growth in the area of health information technology must happen on a foundation of open standards and formats
