The Right Connection
mHealth is a powerful tool for transferring critical information and monitoring essential functions Sanjay Aggarwal, CEO, UNICEL Technologies UNICEL is […]
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Keys to the Future
Many more innovative things are yet to arrive in the mHealth space Kunal Sinha, CEO, HealthcareMagic We are an online-wellness […]
Connecting Healthcare
Nokia is looking at better ways of connecting people to what matters to them when it comes to healthcare Dr […]
There is a huge potential for mHealth in India
Dr Arun Varma Vice President & Head Health Initiatives, IL&FS Education Technology ServiceGive us a brief overview of IL& FS […]
Cloud Adoption in Indian Healthcare
Malav Kapadia, Vice President – Sales, Religare Technologies talks about the emergence of various forums that are driving interoperability and […]
We Intend to be the Largest Supplier of 104-Health Helpline Call Centre Solutions
Our solution for India powers two of the five leading telecom operators and a prominent insurance player, says Nehal Shah […]
Innovative Ideas that Click
Health IT has revamped our healthcare systems. IT solutions are now engaged in strengthening the foundations of our healthcare infrastructure. […]
News|mHEALTH
Smartphones blamed for increasing risk of health data breaches The number of physicians using smartphones has reached a near-saturation point. Meanwhile, the number of data […]
State of mHealth in India
mHealth can embrace modern technology to widen healthcare accessibility in rural India and can be a solution for Indias healthcare […]
Taking it Beyond the Pilot Phase
There are more than 540 million mobile phones in India, which can be used for pushing as well pulling information […]
Challenges for Telemedicine in India
It has always been heard that doctors are the biggest impediments for use of technology; on the contrary it is […]
Revolutionizing mHealth through regulations
There was a proposal introduced by the Food and Drug Administration that would allow it to regulate smartphone and tablet apps that relate to health and medical needs.
Harvard students to launch mHealth
San Francisco-based mobile health and Health 2.0 incubator, Rock Health, that aims to provide healthcare expertise, development resources and eventually funding to winning ideas.
