"I would love to access my medical records from my phone. I just don't want anybody else to. Hopefully proper security measure will be instilled before any such product goes live!"
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Molly Galler posted a blog postNew Survey Shows High Demand for Medical Mobile Apps
This week PricewaterhouseCoopers released results of a new survey which revealed that that, "one-third of Americans would be willing to use their cell phone to trackhealth information, and about 40 percent said they'd pay for a mobilephone app that let them refill prescriptions, provided access to healthrecords or nagged them to take their meds." The survey was completed by 2,000 consumers and 1,000 physicians. The survey results clearly…See More
Chris Sicuranza commented on Molly Galler's blog post Video of Urology Procedures? There's an App for That!"Having had kidney stones in the past, I can tell you that I was always nervous about any procedure. The more information, the better, especially if a quick look to my phone could ease my nerves!"
Jenna Caswell commented on Molly Galler's blog post Video of Urology Procedures? There's an App for That!"It's great to hear that the healthcare industry is finally catching on to using mobile. The more applications and tools patients and doctors have, the faster and easier important information like this can be accessed and put to good use!"
Molly Galler posted a blog postVideo of Urology Procedures? There's an App for That!
Today UrologyMatch.com announced that they would bringing their urology-centric website to the iPhone, iTouch and iPad via a free mobile application. Medical students, educators, and professionals in the field of urology have already been accessing free content on UrologyMatch.com such as videos, photos, journal articles…See More
Jenna Caswell commented on Molly Galler's blog post Disease Awareness Campaigns Take to Facebook"This is a great campaign idea that all health organizations should take into consideration when trying to raise awareness."
Molly Galler posted a blog postDisease Awareness Campaigns Take to Facebook
Disease awareness campaigns are some of the most significant drivers of medical research funding. When you think of awareness groups who have successful shined in the spotlight, names come to mind like Susan G. Komen for the Cure or the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. What these two hyper successful awareness groups have in common is that they center their efforts around special events. Now, awareness groups are trying a…See More
Molly Galler commented on Jenna Caswell's blog post What Healthcare CIOs are Doing with Social Networking Policies"This is so tricky. While I understand the privacy concerns, ignoring social networks or shutting off access to them is not the right move. Agree with you that sharing health care information and stories can be very positive and have a significant…"
Molly Galler commented on Lauren Backstrom's blog post Sports Medicine Info Online: New Study Advises 'Be careful'!"This is a great point. Not all medical information on the web comes from a credible source and all patients, not just athletes, need to be careful when searching for medical advice online. Always a solid reminder. Thanks for sharing."
Molly Galler posted a blog postRunning A Hospital, Social Media Style
Paul Levy is the CEO of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) in Boston, but that is probably not why you recognize his name.In addition to his post as Chief Executive Officer of a major teaching hospital in a world renowned medical hub, he is also the founder and author of a health care blog called Running a Hospital and is an active Twitter user from the…See More
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New Survey Shows High Demand for Medical Mobile Apps
This week PricewaterhouseCoopers released results of a new survey which revealed that that, "one-third of Americans would be willing to use their cell phone to track
health information, and about 40 percent said they'd pay for a mobile
phone app that let them refill prescriptions, provided access to health
records or nagged them to take their meds." The survey was completed by 2,000 consumers and 1,000 physicians.… Continue
health information, and about 40 percent said they'd pay for a mobile
phone app that let them refill prescriptions, provided access to health
records or nagged them to take their meds." The survey was completed by 2,000 consumers and 1,000 physicians.… Continue
Posted on September 9, 2010 at 3:52pm — 1 Comment
Video of Urology Procedures? There's an App for That!
Today UrologyMatch.com announced that they would bringing their urology-centric website to the iPhone, iTouch and iPad via a free mobile application. Medical students, educators, and professionals in the field of urology have already been accessing free content on UrologyMatch.com such as videos, photos, journal articles… Continue
Posted on August 2, 2010 at 3:00pm — 2 Comments
Disease Awareness Campaigns Take to Facebook
Disease awareness campaigns are some of the most significant drivers of medical research funding. When you think of awareness groups who have successful shined in the spotlight, names come to mind like Susan G. Komen for the Cure or the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. What these two hyper successful awareness groups have in common is that they center their efforts around special events. Now, awareness groups are trying a… Continue
Posted on July 8, 2010 at 9:11am — 1 Comment
Running A Hospital, Social Media Style
Paul Levy is the CEO of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) in Boston, but that is probably not why you recognize his name.
In addition to his post as Chief Executive Officer of a major teaching hospital in a world renowned medical hub, he is also the founder and author of a health care blog called Running a Hospital and is an active Twitter user… Continue
In addition to his post as Chief Executive Officer of a major teaching hospital in a world renowned medical hub, he is also the founder and author of a health care blog called Running a Hospital and is an active Twitter user… Continue
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