SocPharm. Solo10. Via:packrati.us 2. Via:packrati.us 3. Via:packrati.us 4. Via:packrati.us 5. Via:packrati.us 6. Via:packrati.us 7. Via:packrati.us 8. Via:packrati.us 9. Via:packrati.us 10. Via:packrati.us 11. Via:packrati.us 12. Via:packrati.us 13. Via:packrati.us 14. Via:packrati.us 15. Via:packrati.us 16. Via:packrati.us 17. Via:packrati.us 18. Via:packrati.us 19. Via:packrati.us 20. Via:packrati.us 21. Via:packrati.us 22. Via:packrati.us 23. Via:packrati.us 24. Tell Congress: Support the Viral Hepatitis and Liver Cancer Control & Prevention Act (H.R. 3974) Data points: Potential for adoption of mHealth by physicians and patients. Price Waterhouse Coopers and others have published a number of reports during the last week or so discussing the potential for adoption of mobile health tools among both patients and physicians.
About a third (31%) of consumers would be willing to use mobile health tech to track and monitor their personal health. But, only 40% would be willing to pay for a mobile or remote monitoring device, which could include blood pressure cuffs, and glucose and heart rate monitors. The Gamification of Healthcare. By Giorgio Baresi - October 29, 2010 When I started to use Nike Plus I couldn't imagine I would end up enjoying running so much.
Nike Plus allowed me to keep a record of all of my runs and gather feedback and motivation from friends on Facebook, where all of my runs are automatically posted. Thanks to a challenge we've set up in the frog Milan Studio, I've pushed my limits much farther than I would have ever expected only a month ago. You might wonder why this should matter to you.