mHealth Mobile Medical Devices | Integration

mHealth is attracting (unwanted) attention May 24, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

New York authorities are warning seniors of a scam that has its roots in mHealth. More

Tenzing Group looks to help mHealth companies face the FDA gauntlet May 21, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

The California-based advisory firm advises developers of mobile medical apps and their investors on how they fit under the FDA's still-unclear regulatory umbrella. More

Verizon, VMware launch 'dual persona' platform for Android devices May 21, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

VMware Horizon Mobile is designed to help healthcare providers who favor BYOD policies and want to separate and protect business data on those devices. More

WLSA gears up for 8th Annual Convergence Summit May 20, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

The three-day conference, taking place May 28-30 in San Diego, aims to separate the old-style thinking of healthcare from the brash, new, disruptive world of connected health. More

Ringadoc is ready for the spotlight May 16, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

The San Francisco-based developer of an after-hours answering service for physicians has closed its seed round of funding, and is looking to make its mark in the mHealth landscape. More

Post-discharge plans get an mHealth boost May 15, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

Vree Health's TransitionAdvantage program is being launched in Montana and Connecticut, in an effort to show that the mHealth solution can work in both rural and urban settings. More

Mobility: Key to overcoming barriers to clinical transformation and ACOs May 14, 2013 |

Matt Patterson

Matt Patterson, AirStrip's senior vice president of business transformation, discusses the advantages that mobility offers in transitioning to an accountable care setting. More

Status quo doesn't sit well with the innovation team at Boston Children's Hospital May 14, 2013 |

Erin McCann

At a recent Institute for Health Technology Transformation event in Boston, the hospital's chief innovation officer, Naomi Fried, explained how four new mHealth tools are improving the inpatient experience for patients, families and clinicians. More

DocbookMD, Medweb unveil secure messaging platform for physicians May 13, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

Unveiled at the ATA conference in Austin, Texas, Docbook Gateway offers clinicians a HIPAA-compliant platform to communicate and share images, x-rays and other reports. More

Reducing risk: Why the lack of a wireless healthcare strategy is not an option May 13, 2013 |

Eric B. Abbott

In this contributed commentary, Eric B. Abbott of ExteNet Systems lays out the four steps to establishing an effective wireless strategy in a healthcare setting. More

Tuckson tells the ATA to keep being disruptive May 10, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

The former UnitedHealth executive helps close out the 18th Annual International Meeting & Exhibition with a call for meaningful innovation. More

Tele-ICU comes of age May 10, 2013 |

Mike Miliard

Herb Rogove, the CEO of California-based C3O Telemedicine, tells an ATA audience that telemedicine and intensive care are a perfect fit. More

Is the end of search the beginning of personalized prevention? May 23, 2013 |

Joseph C. Kvedar, MD

This past week, Google held its annual developers conference, Google I/O. One of the more provocative talks, called "The End of Search as We Know It," was by Amit Singhal, who is in charge of search for Google. More

A call for patience May 22, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

As the mHealth world anxiously awaits the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's final ruling on how it will regulate mobile medical apps, a new blog from Kaiser Health News shows just how important that ruling will be --and may shed some light on why it's been slow in coming. More

Is design important in healthcare? May 21, 2013 |

Joseph C. Kvedar, MD

I've been in the healthcare delivery business now for 30 years and I can confidently say we've paid almost no attention to design. Systems are built around physicians' desires and workflows, and physicians tend to be quantitative, content-focused and able to handle multiple variables at once. More

Advancements abound in mHealth, but what about the pace of policy? May 20, 2013 |

Lee Kim, Esq.

Advancements in mHealth but what about the pace of policy? More

Let’s play word association: I say 'mobile,' you say … May 20, 2013 |

David Collins

I recently watched the latest 007 flic, "Sky Fall", in which Bond "comes back to life" after being killed by one of his fellow operatives. However, Bond stays out of pocket for quite some time "enjoying" his assumed death. More

A diabetes prevention coalition meets in NYC - will mHealth be on the agenda? May 15, 2013 |

Eric Wicklund

Like any chronic condition, diabetes is a disease that must be managed continuously - not just when you're visiting with your endocrinologist or doctor. A care management plan, therefore, must involve family members, other caregivers, schools and employers. More

Getting at the heart of readmissions May 14, 2013 |

Alan Portela

I will always stay true to my belief that health systems need to take an enterprise-wide approach to mobility. But at the same time, I'm often asked by hospital CEOs and CIOs how they should prioritize mobility when it comes to different care areas. My first answer is to look at your current challenges and strategic initiatives and then ask how mobility can help you to get there. While I always emphasize the benefit of mobility across all departments, cardiology is where I see the potential for mobility to make the most immediate impact - especially when it comes to improving outcomes and reducing readmissions. More

Innovation in telemedicine: An entrepreneur's perspective May 7, 2013 |

Yulun Wang

The need to provide high-quality healthcare to everyone while reducing costs has reached a crisis level, where it's a major focus of the highest government offices. More and more politicians and healthcare leaders are realizing that telemedicine is clearly a cornerstone of the solution. This is tangibly seen by the increasing number of healthcare systems that are adopting telemedicine, by the growth of ATA and by industry investments in telemedicine products and services. More

The year ahead for the ATA and telemedicine May 7, 2013 |

Edward M. Brown

Telemedicine as we know it has been around for almost 50 years. It has moved from humble beginnings as an experimental curiosity delivering rural healthcare to become something on track for mainstream acceptance across the healthcare system. More

Discrimination May 7, 2013 |

Matthew Grob

I've gone through life thinking, "It could never happen to me." But now it has. And it hurts. I've become the subject of discrimination. Mobile device operating system discrimination, that is. More

5 questions about mobile heath (mHealth) and defining what it is. April 26, 2013 |

Jonathan Levoy

With the emergence of mHealth, telehealth has become a sub-category inside the definition of mHealth. More

Remote patient monitoring will lead value-based healthcare April 25, 2013 |

David Lee Scher, MD

Traditional health insurance reimbursement to providers (though "payment" is a more appropriate word) for healthcare services and products is at the root of our healthcare crisis. More

Video: Eric Topol talks about his new book March 28, 2013 |

The Colbert Report

Cardiologist Eric Topol talks about his book, "The Creative Destruction of Medicine: How the Digital Revolution Will Create Better Health Care." More

Transfering money with SmartMoney March 26, 2012 |

Menekse Gencer

This video shows a demonstration of sending money to another user of SmartMoney. More

MDISS: Applied Medical Device Security for mHealth: Challenges and Opportunities to Ensure a Safe Medical Device Industry (A series of 4 panels) March 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Panels #2–4: Wednesday, December 7th, 1:00–5:00 PM More

MDISS: Applied Medical Device Security for mHealth: Challenges and Opportunities to Ensure a Safe Medical Device Industry - Panel #1 March 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Panel #1: Tuesday, December 6th, 3:30–5:00 PM “Security Standards for Medical Devices” More

mHealth Summit 2011 - Special Session // EHealth: Exploring Innovation and Collaboration in The Americas March 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

The purpose of this panel is to present two innovative and collaborative initiatives, destined to address the issues of inequities in health, in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Health disparities between groups with different levels of underlying social advantage are the product of the action of factors know as the social determinants of health, which include, among many others, poverty, gender and ethnicity. More

mHealth Summit 2011 - Special Session // Wireless Health Channel’s — The Invisible Hand March 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

This panel discusses approaches to utilize marketing in connecting consumers to mHealth platforms. The panel specifically discusses B2B strategies across industry specific solutions. More

Practical Policy and Business Implications of Implementing Mobile Health Solutions Across the Biomedical Domain March 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Practical Policy and Business Implications of Implementing Mobile Health Solutions Across the Biomedical Domain including use case scenario's and best practices for implementation. More

Getting Right With the Joint Commission March 7, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Acting quickly on critical results has been part of the Joint Commission's annual goals since 2005. So why has this goal been less successfully implemented? Explore caregiver communications within our proposed Hospital Communication Bill of Rights, including critical test results reporting, and look at how to address some of the common challenges with the help of modern-day technology. More

Leveraging Mobile Technology to Reduce Hospital Readmissions February 12, 2013 |

mHIMSS

With the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP), under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) now underway, reducing readmissions has become a frontline issue for all acute-care hospitals receiving payment under the Medicare Inpatient Prospective Payment System. This white paper discusses how prominent hospitals and health systems are using remote monitoring devices and applications in their programs as a way to connect patients and clinicians and to impact care outside of the organization. It also outlines results from the 2nd Annual HIMSS Mobile Technology Survey and reviews the benefits of mobile technology on patient care, barriers to mobile technology use and clinicians’ concerns about the use of mobile technology. More

Turning Chaos into Calm: Three Ways Smartphones Improve the ED Throughput Process February 11, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Hospital clinicians tackle an array of critical tasks every day, yet nowhere are these tasks more rampant than in the ED. Patients arrive 24/7, requiring around-the-clock registration and triage. ED nurses must oversee the transfer of patients to providers, to diagnostics, to critical laboratory and pharmacy, and to therapies. They must also coordinate admission or release. This white paper will help you understand the causes of inefficient ED communication and identify ways to improve your throughput process. More

Four Steps to Developing a Successful Smartphone Strategy February 11, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Smartphones have worked their way into hospitals as caregivers increasingly bring personal devices to work. Innovative hospitals are planning how to leverage these devices for maximum impact. A sound mobility strategy includes preparing the infrastructure and planning the workflow changes necessary. Download this white paper and learn how a successful smartphone strategy help you build an effective mobility model, develop an efficient workflow process and deploy devices that clinicians want and enjoy using. More

Crawl, Walk, Run: Three Steps to Improving Clinical Efficiency and Effectiveness February 11, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Hospitals recognize the importance of communication. They realize clinicians must be able to connect easily with each other, their patients, laboratory and radiology staff, and other providers. However, many hospitals equip clinicians with tools like legacy wireless phones, pagers, PDAs and voice badges, creating a communication tool belt and weakening communication. More

Improve Staff Satisfaction, Patient Safety, and HCAHPS Scores January 2, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Watch this informative video to learn more about EXTENSION's most popular clinical workflow solutions for nurses and physicians inluding nurse call integration, mobile critical lab notifications, mobile report availability, mobile STAT order notifications, HIPAA-compliant texting and more. EXTENSION's mobile point-of-care solutions improve staff satisfaction, patient safety, and HCAHPS scores. More

Palomar Health Choses EXTENSION's Alert Management Software Solution January 2, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Watch this informative video to learn why Palomar Health - the largest health district in the state of California - chose EXTENSION's healthcare alert management software to connect its nurse call system with the existing EHR and Cisco phones and the impact it has made on care team communication and patient experiences. More

Unified Communications and Surveillance in the Clinical Setting October 1, 2012 |

mHIMSS

For the modern healthcare delivery model to operate efficiently there is an undeniable mandate for seamless, comprehensive and real-time communications across the continuum of care. In this paper we will look at the link and need for collaboration and clinical information amongst various stakeholders from acute care hospitals, primary care physicians, long-term and sub-acute care providers, and to patient’s family care providers to ensure they receive the right care at the right time. More

Coordinating Care Across The Healthcare Continuum: The Value and Importance of a Connected Healthcare Platform September 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Healthcare delivery in the US is undergoing massive changes and while much of the discussion has centered around how best to reach National goals on quality, safety and clinical efficiency, one thing is clear. The vast amount of data elements from multiple and disparate clinical sources is compounded when patients receive care from multiple providers and the ability to provide comprehensive and real-time patient clinical information to every healthcare provider is an essential requirement to reduce costs and provide better care process. More

The 5 Rights of Clinical Decision Support: Mobile Platforms Succeed Where EM/HRs Fail September 20, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Since the first electronic medical record(EM/HR) was proposed nearly 5 decades ago, the importance of integrating pertinent clinical data focused upon relevant patient information has become increasingly important. Recognizing that when this first EM/HR was developed desktop PCs were not available, the internet was not even being considered and mobile real-time data access was science fiction, the advances we see being placed on data and the importance of structuring this into meaningful information are becoming the driving force behind healthcare informatics. More

HIPAA Compliant Hosting September 4, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Healthcare providers must assure patients the utmost security, confidentiality, and integrity of sensitive information. This means maintaining total HIPAA compliance within their organization, including healthcare IT infrastructure. This white paper elucidates HIPAA compliant IT infrastructure, from physical and environmental controls, to appropriate guidelines between a Covered Entity and data center provider when outsourcing. It also helps clarify key points including service provider qualifications, and why Business Associate Agreements are integral for establishing accountability with partners. More

6 Lessons Learned About Hospital Smartphone Integration September 4, 2012 |

mHIMSS

As more and more hospitals work to incorporate smartphones into their communication network, they have learned important lessons that can help other facilities make a smooth transition. At the end of the day, the goal is to get the right message, to the right person, on the right device, at the right time. More

International Case study by Continua: A guide to emergency response with mHealth March 22, 2013 |

mHIMSS

This case study, compiled by Continua Health Alliance, highlights to role of mobile device in the delivery of healthcare during disasters. More

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Mobile Health Solutions In Support of ACO Initiatives

mHIMSS

Health care providers today are under increasing financial and regulatory pressure to improve patient outcomes and continue to give quality care, while simultaneously reducing costs. ACOs in particular are focused on improving the quality of care and outcomes of health across their entire patient population, while at the same time lowering per capita costs. There is a significant opportunity for healthcare providers to leverage mHealth solutions to achieve these goals. More

Secure, Enterprise Ready Text Messaging and Collaboration for Care Coordination February 11, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Text messaging has expanded beyond the realm of a simple message between two individuals. As Physicians and nurses are increasingly using smartphones to communicate and collaborate with their team members, the need for a secure and enterprise-wide platform that handles all form of communications – text messages, calls, alerts & tasks is crucial for patient care coordination. More

June 4th @ 1PM ET -- Standalone Universal Viewing Platform: A practical and affordable approach to image enabling the EMR May 15, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Accessing a patient’s complete longitudinal medical record is frequently a cumbersome process that frustrates physicians and diminishes quality of care. The inclusion of the patient’s medical images in that record is complicated by an absence of interfaces to the various data repositories and the lack of a single multi-modality viewing application. The recent explosion of Electronic Medical Record system deployments suggests that most healthcare organizations are preparing themselves to meet Meaningful Use mandates, but a sound strategy for image-enabling the EMR remains elusive. Join us to review the many issues associated with image-enabling the EMR and see how an advanced image viewing technology can meet the numerous technical challenges as well as satisfy the physician’s performance expectations. More

Next Generation Messaging and Collaboration Strategies for Smartphones and Tablets April 4, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Physicians and nurses are increasingly using mobile devices to communicate and collaborate with their team members, the need for a secure, integrated and enterprise-wide platform that handles all form of communications – text messages, calls, alerts & tasks is crucial for patient care coordination. More

How LifeBridge Health Embraces Mobility to Improve Patient Care March 20, 2013 |

mHIMSS

Learn how Baltimore-based LifeBridge Health keeps up with increasingly mobile staff by notifying team members of time-critical situations on their preferred mobile devices. YoLanda Jones Spears, Telecommunications Systems Administrator, will share how the organization integrated a secure smartphone texting solution for encrypted, traceable messaging. You’ll hear how this large trauma center blended mobile devices into existing hospital systems and communication processes for improved patient care and satisfaction. More

Mobile Solutions for the Modern Hospital February 6, 2013 |

mHIMSS

With the widespread adoption of mobile technologies, many stakeholders in healthcare wonder where exactly there are opportunities to use this platform to improve healthcare. More

Delivering Accountable Care with Remote Monitoring for Chronic Disease Management November 19, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Health expenditures in the United States neared $2.6 trillion in 2010, accounting for 17.9 percent of the U.S. GDP, with chronic disease capturing the lion’s share of the cost. In an effort to bend the cost curve and address chronic conditions, remote monitoring for chronic disease management has been widely tested; however, it has been stuck in pilot mode due to lack of economic incentive. More

Advances, Best Practices and Benefits of Wireless Technologies in Healthcare June 9, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Healthcare delivery is an inherently exception-based process. This presentation will explore the benefits and advantages of Wi-Fi based wireless medical technology. As an increasing number of medical devices are wirelessly enabled and deployed enterprise wide, the demands to support and manage these medical devices is evolving. The balance of the presentation will explore key operational areas where evolving best practice impacts Biomed and IT departments. More

Bring Your Own Device in Healthcare: Case Study June 9, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Medical facilities are concerned with the BYOD trend and its potential value and risks. More doctors are bringing their wireless devices and especially tablet computers into hospitals. How this process is managed can make the difference between a thriving medical environment and a networking disaster. Medical IT staffs are already overloaded. But done right, BYOD can improve care delivery and reduce the IT staff workload. More

Improve Data Access with Mobile Devices June 9, 2012 |

mHIMSS

As the proliferation of mobile device use continues, it’s clear the trend of data access across the healthcare enterprise is here to stay. The growing mobility trends create several challenges around managing, securing and supporting mobile devices and mobile content. In this session, we’ll explore industry trends, processes for implementing mobile devices into a clinician’s workflow and best practices gleaned from a successful mobility deployment at a pediatric facility. More

Clinician Mobility: Leveraging Mobile Devices For Clinical Communications at Penn Medicine April 2, 2012 |

mHIMSS

As the delivery of healthcare changes, UPHS is leveraging mobile communications technology to improve clinical communications. Integrating mobile communications with traditional telephony capabilities allows for more agile and responsive communications across the Health System. All viewers will receive an expert action plan overview on BYOD Mobility and Network Readiness Solutions for Healthcare from Avaya. Come and discuss with Penn Medicine and the Avaya Healthcare Solutions team how you can take advantage of this example for your organization in a live webinar! More

A New Prescription for Chronic Disease: Remote Monitoring Devices March 12, 2012 |

mHIMSS

This webinar will highlight data and insights from the recent HIMSS Analytics whitepaper, A New Prescription for Chronic Disease: Remote Monitoring Devices, sponsored by Qualcomm Life. We will explore the readiness of consumers to use mobile technology to promote improved healthcare, as well as identify the benefits, barriers and challenges healthcare organizations face when using remote monitoring devices in their environments. More

Video Presentations from The 2011 mHealth Summit, December 5 - 7 2011 January 18, 2012 |

mHIMSS

This webpage hosts all of the video presentations from the The 2011 mHealth Summit, December 5 - 7 2011. More

Health IT and Home Health Care May 23, 2012 |

HHS (US Dept. of Health and Human Services)

This audio program features current news and information from the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). More

A New Prescription for Chronic Disease: Remote Monitoring Devices March 12, 2012 |

mHIMSS

These slides will highlight data and insights from the recent HIMSS Analytics whitepaper, A New Prescription for Chronic Disease: Remote Monitoring Devices, sponsored by Qualcomm Life. We will explore the readiness of consumers to use mobile technology to promote improved healthcare, as well as identify the benefits, barriers and challenges healthcare organizations face when using remote monitoring devices in their environments. More

Risks Associated with Medical Devices and Mobile Medical Devices January 17, 2012 |

mHIMSS

This webinar discusses the current threats and risks associated with mobile devices, and in addition will review the ECRI Institute’s Top 10 Hazards in Healthcare for 2012 as well as the Manufacturers Disclosure Statement for Medical Device Security (MDS2). More

Disruptive Technology Leadership: From EHRs to iPads December 9, 2011 |

mHIMSS

A review for IT executives of the adoption of disruptive technologies, measuring the impacts of such adoption, and an experience-based methodology of managing the process. More

Going Mobile: Mobile As A Disruptive Technology November 21, 2011 |

mHIMSS

Most people alive today would be hard pressed to remember the world before television. In the near future, the same may be true for a healthcare system before mobile technology. Mobile is quickly becoming an integral part in how doctors and patients interact. Because of the growing impact of mobile health technology, better known as mHealth, it may very well be the next disruptive technology in healthcare. More

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mHIMSS Research Map

mHIMSS

The mHIMSS Research Map identifies global mhealth research projects around the world. More

Summary and Analysis of the Mobile Medical Applications Draft Guidance from FDA

mHIMSS

The mHIMSS Policy and Regulatory Implications Workgroup is pleased to present this summary and Analysis of the Mobile Medical Applications Draft Guidance for Industry and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Staff. For those developing a mobile policy, summaries regarding OCR’s HIPAA and CMS/ONC/NIST’s Meaningful Use will be particularly insightful. Additionally, the group published material related to developers and manufacturers, and includes insights from the FTC, FCC, and FDA’s Mobile Medical App Guidelines available on the www.mHIMSS.org website. More

Definitions of mHealth

mHIMSS

A collection of mHealth definitions from key healthcare organizations. More

HIMSS Vantage Point Survey: Mobile Medical Applications September 10, 2012 |

mHIMSS

On July 19, the FDA released a set of proposed guidelines on the regulation of certain mobile medical applications. Under the draft regulations, only a small number of the apps available on the market would be covered by the draft guidelines. At present, the FDA is seeking to regulate only apps that meet certain criteria. More

JHIM: Focus on Mobile Health July 17, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Mobile technology penetrates our daily lives, from the use of consumer-influenced devices that keep us tethered to the world around us to the complex work environments that compel us to be more efficient and productive every hour of the day. Healthcare has become more data-driven and our thirst for immediate access to information has propelled mobility into a game changer for healthcare planning and delivery. This issue of JHIM focuses on the many aspects of mobile health and technology. More

RFI: DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, Mobile Display of Patient Data July 13, 2012 |

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Veterans Health Administration (VHA), is looking to expand the current provider-facing mobile application pilot, making additional data available to end users, implementing write-back capabilities, allowing customization of the application to meet the needs of different users, providing a more refined patient search capability and allowing users to view and resolve secure messages. New functionality will allow for context management, application resume functionality and additional rendering capabilities, while existing functionality will be enhanced to support these capabilities. Finally, the VA would like to reengineer the current proof of concept that makes users’ Clinical Calendars and Microsoft Exchange calendars available as a single calendar to meet changes in VA technology policies. More

Infrastructure Requirements for Medical Device RFI's April 25, 2012 |

Henry Ford Health System

The attached document is a sample RFI requirement document used by Henry Ford Health System that is distributed and used by medical device vendors when requesting a new device be introduced into their wireless network. More

Medical Device Wireless Certification Process April 25, 2012 |

Henry Ford Health System

This document serves as a framework for testing medical devices to ensure that they are compatible with the standards based HFHS wireless network, and that they meet relevant regulatory standards. This resource is provided courtesy of the Henry Ford Health System and serves as a guide for integrating new wireless devices into an IT architecture. More

Spectrum Policy Brief April 16, 2012 |

mHIMSS

Background: What is Wireless Spectrum? Wireless spectrum is a finite resource which includes the range of radio frequencies that are used for all forms of radio communication, such as mobile broadband connections, smartphones, satellite communications for position location and even remote control toys. Spectrum allocation plays a role in healthcare settings by enabling signal emission and detection on large and small scales. Many devices within healthcare IT infrastructures utilize various Spectrum frequencies. More

5 FAQ's on App Development April 2, 2012 |

mHIMSS

This FAQ address common questions when developing strategies for app development. The FAQ addresses important information related to software and programing requirements, considerations for submitting to app marketplaces, and potential impacts of connecting to external devices. More

Summary of mHealth Related Federal Policies, Guidances, and Regulations February 27, 2012 |

mHIMSS

The mHIMSS Policy and Regulatory Implications Workgroup is pleased to present this summarization of mHealth related federal regulations and policies. For those developing a mobile policy, summaries regarding OCR’s HIPAA and CMS/ONC/NIST’s Meaningful Use will be particularly insightful. Additionally, this guide covers information related to developers and manufacturers, and includes insights from the FTC, FCC, and FDA’s Mobile Medical App Guidelines. More

Glossary of Terms February 6, 2012 |

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