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Palomar Medical Center Introduces New Wireless Patient Vital Signs Monitoring System

Palomar Medical Center is the first hospital in the nation to use a wrist-worn device that continuously monitors a patient’s vital signs to make clinical decisions. The ViSi® Mobile System wirelessly transmits patient data to clinicians’ remote viewing devices and alerts ...More
February 21, 2013
Posted in News
With a Nod Toward Telemedicine, Sprint and Ideal Life Launch Wireless Kiosks

TORONTO—With a nod toward the growing trend of telemedicine that has physicians treating patients remotely, wireless giant Sprint Nextel and Ideal Life launched earlier this week public versions of telehealth kiosks. ...More
October 18, 2011
Posted in News
Near-Field Comms Emerge for Healthcare

NFC has security advantages because it's difficult to steal a signal at such micro-distances. ...More
June 17, 2011 By Richard Martin
Posted in Blog
Near-Field Comms Emerge for Healthcare

NFC has security advantages because it's difficult to steal a signal at such micro-distances. ...More
June 17, 2011 By Richard Martin
Posted in Blog
Self-Tracking Movement Goes Mainstream

The first Quantified Self conference represents a milestone for mobile healthcare. ...More
May 9, 2011 By Richard Martin
Posted in Blog
Image Gallery: Wireless Tracking in the ED

A look inside the wireless tracking system at Albert Einstein Medical Center, in Philadelphia. ...More
May 4, 2011
Posted in Galleries
The Weekly Roundup: April 22-29

Seven days in the worlds of mobile computing and communications technology and healthcare. ...More
April 29, 2011 By Richard Martin
Posted in News

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