
Whether diagnosing a heart defect in a newborn or discovering a life-threatening rumble in a elderly man’s abdomen, I think all clinicians can relate to that surge of excitement we feel when we discover something that we could use to help a patient. But as I’ve progressed through my training, I’ve also observed how these findings inevitably lead to confirmatory tests – echocardiograms, ultrasounds, and so on. Our clinical acumen is simply not good enough. I’ve often heard the argument [Read more]
We’re currently still waiting to see when Apple will attempt to directly link its mobile devices to possible health care monitoring devices. Although AirStip OB provides some sort of monitoring system, its still not an example of a completely mobile one. This might be changing with Apple’s increasing interest in the fitness arena, especially in regards to it’s partnership with Nike. According to Apple Insider, a iPod nano-compatible heart rate monitor is already on the way. Mobihealthnews actually had this [Read more]