2011 mHealth Summit 'struck' a chord; presenters lay plans for next year December 14, 2011 Mike Moran, Contributing Editor 0 print Related NewsQualcomm makes big news at mHealth SummitWayne Memorial Hospital implements nurse call integrationmHIMSS Venture Fair seeks the best and brightest entrepreneursHospitals put their money on healthcare innovationNervecentre ups patient safety, workforce planning for NHSRelated ResourcesToward an mHealth Ecosystem: Extending Access, Remote Connectivity and EngagementTransforming Healthcare: The Role of Health ITThe Power of User Virtualization: Meeting Meaningful Use, Optimizing IT and Clinical ProductivitymHealth: Connecting the Inpatient and Outpatient LandscapeThe Future of Wireless in Healthcare: Powering the Applications for 21st Century Care The 2011 mHealth Summit “surpassed everyone’s expectations,” said Richard Scarfo, director of the summit at the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH), the non-profit that produces the annual event. And plans are already being developed to enhance next year’s event for attendees and exhibitors.
