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Smartphone bans: Does your hospital need a policy?
An intriguing editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal last week got me thinking. The authors pleaded with the Canadian national health system to abandon its ban on smartphones in
The more things change...
I'm right in between speaking engagements. I leave tomorrow for Toronto, where I'll present Thursday morning in at the Mobile Healthcare and Medicine Symposia , part of a fairly big deal called Mobile
Smartphone boom changes physicians' relationship with technology
Smartphones clearly have changed the dynamic of physicians' relationship with technology, and that's creating a bit of a conundrum for hospital IT departments. "Five to 10 years ago they were saying,
Radiology, surgical systems shrinking, becoming more mobile, Waegemann says
Mobile healthcare clearly is booming. Just look at all the m-health conferences that are popping up around the globe. Obviously, we can't be at them all, but, fortunately, others can be. One such
Mobile apps popular at the point of care, but there's plenty more to come
Smartphones are so popular in medicine now that some health professionals "don't know how colleagues manage without them," C. Peter Waegemann, vice president of development for the Boston-based
Mobile health technology leads the revolution
As I mentioned last week, I attended the mHealth Initiative's first mobile networking conference--and was lucky enough to get out of Washington Friday morning just ahead of an historic snowstorm
Waegemann sees huge potential, but much fragmentation in mobile health
Yet another sign that the field of mobile healthcare is maturing was last year's decision by Peter Waegemann to shut down the Medical Records Institute and related TEPR (Toward an Electronic Patient
The mobile technology revolution
Despite all of the privacy concerns, mobile healthcare still appears to be the wave of the future. Smartphones and PDAs are being used more and more by physician's offices for everything from
TEPR+ 2009: Not just EMRs anymore
Hello folks, and welcome to our TEPR+ 2009 preview issue. With federal and state governments focused more than ever on health IT, and health plan quality programs (including Medicare) demanding
Q&A: TEPR founder Peter Waegemann
We had a chance to talk with Medical Records Institute CEO and TEPR founder Peter Waegemann on a number of issues, including how and why the show plans to expand its audience, and the future of
