Steve Jobs' legacy will live on in healthcare October 06, 2011 Mike Miliard, Contributing Writer 0 print Related NewsMedSleuth seeks to make medical histories a BREEZE with web-based platformIntermountain chooses Kony Solutions to develop mobile app platformMobile phones used to open records - and doors - in healthcareONC seeks good practices for mobile device privacy and securityHEALTHeLINK to pilot diabetes telemonitoring It's hard to overstate the impact Steve Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56, has had on technology for the past 30 years. In hardware, software, communications and design, Apple's contributions have been incalculable – not least in healthcare. The online reactions last night – with many responses no doubt tapped onto iPhone screens or typed into MacBook Pros – attested to the far-reaching accomplishments of a man many have likened to a modern Thomas Edison. "He changed the way each of us sees the world," said President Obama.
