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A report by mobile industry analyst firm research2guidance estimates that one-third of all smartphone users (500 million people) will be using mobile health apps by 2015. Read Original Content
Azumio’s Instant Heart Rate app has passed its 10 millionth download, making it one of the most popular health apps on the market. Read Original Content
Technavio's analysts forecast the Global Telemedicine market will grow at a yearly rate of 19 percent between 2010 and 2014. Read Original Content
Electronic health record vendor Meditech and real-time location system vendor Awarepoint have collaborated on a product that integrates real-time location services with electronic hospital records to help hospitals manage their emergency departments. Read Original Content
The United Kingdom’s National Health Service has been charged with finding £20 billion in savings by 2015. Part of the solution is to equip hospitals with M2M communication solutions that allow for more efficient healthcare. Read Original Content
A new report from Frost & Sullivan predicts that market revenues for electronic health record systems will peak at $6.5 billion in 2012. The health IT market has experienced significant growth in recent years since Medicare began threatening hospitals with financial penalties for those not increasing technology solutions. Read Original Content
Hospitals are increasingly using RFID tags to track supplies and prevent lost or stolen inventory. Read Original Content
Researchers have developed a smartphone app that measures heart rate, heart rhythm, respiration rate and blood oxygen saturation all via the phone's video camera feature. The app assesses vital signs as accurately as standard medical devices, say developers from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Read Original Content
Show Chwan Health Care System, a private Taipei-based hospital, and telecom giant Chunghwa Telecom have launched a project that will enable patients to access their medical records, receive treatment advice, and track medical breakthroughs via mobile devices. Read Original Content
3Cinteractive, a provider of cloud-based mobile software and services, announced that Barnes-Jewish Hospital has launched a mobile appointment abandonment solution to reduce missed or canceled appointments which cost the hospital revenue and hinder the delivery of proper care to patients. Read Original Content
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