Helliccom introduces wireless location tracking system
Helicomm, a privately held company in Carlsbad, is introducing a real-time wireless location tracking solution, which provides immediate and accurate tracking of personnel, equipment and assets.
Expansion of ISRO’s telemedicine network
ISRO, India, signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) with four specialty hospitals to further expand its telemedicine network.
Expansion of ISRO’s telemedicine network
ISRO, India, signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) with four specialty hospitals to further expand its telemedicine network.
VirtualB Keyboard developed for dental practices
The VirtualB Keyboard, a flexible wireless keyboard, has developed for use in dental practices, because use of IT equipments in surgeries is proved to be infectious.
MyFoodPhone
NHS Direct has started an interactive service aiming at giving information regarding health care to people.
Invivodata introduces wireless electronic diary for patient reporting in clinical trials
Invivodata inc., a supplier of electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO) solutions for global clinical research, has added the Enfora Wireless Portfolio to its established line of global ePRO solutions.
Lorenzo healthcare solution meets testing norms at Chennai, India
iSoft, the UK-based health software company, said that its Lorenzo healthcare solution, which was conceived at its Chennai development centre in India, has passed strict tests.
BT Managed Vocera Solution in UK
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS trust in Truro has come out with an innovative system that allows staff to contact each other instantly anywhere in the hospital through a voice activated, wearable badge.
IT for health care
Health IT can drastically improve health-care access and the quality of that care, and can dramatically lower the costs.
RFID ensures safety in Thailand hospitals
Bangkok Hospital, one of the biggest hospitals in Thailand providing tertiary healthcare, has been studying a plan to implement RFID (radio frequency identification) technology to enhance the level of safety for its patients.
GE Healthcare to provide wireless system to hospitals
GE Healthcare has announced a worldwide agreement with MobileAccess Networks to jointly offer a wireless communication service for hospitals.
Computers and mobile phones are playing an increasingly valuable role in helping doctors
Government ministers of United Kingdom believe that new technology can also be harnessed to help elderly people live independently for longer.
Wireless spending to reach $7 billion
A recent study by The Focal Point Group LLC predicts that spending for wireless health care applications will reach $7 billion by 2010.
