Get excited for another #mHealth chat on Twitter at 9pm ET on Wednesday! We will be discussing what education is needed for medical students on mobile devices. Many schools are currently implementing iPads as part of the curriculum, but to what extent does this education consist of? We hope you will join us on Wednesday night as we share ideas […]
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Tweetchat on barriers to adoption of mobile devices
On Wednesday, iMedicalApps held a tweet chat on barriers to adoption of mobile devices in practice. Some key points from the chat were: Workplace barriers may exist in forms of coworkers or patients from adoption The need for more education on usage of devices for both students and current practitioners Development from industry to encourage […]
mHealth chat tonight; barriers to adoption of mobile devices in medical care
Get excited for another #mHealth chat tonight on Twitter at 9pm ET! We will be discussing the barriers to utilization of mobile devices and applications in medical practice. As noted by Dr. Husain in his post “Getting in trouble for mobile medical learning,” there seems to be some barriers present in the use amongst students […]
Don’t miss this Wednesday’s mHealth chat with Dr. Eric Topol
On Wednesday, August 8, the #mHealth chat will feature special guest Dr. Eric Topol, director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute and author of The Creative Destruction of Medicine: How the Digital Revolution Will Create Better Healthcare. Last week, we reviewed his book on iMedicalApps. Dr. Topol is a prominent cardiologist and geneticist. He attended medical […]
Tweetchat archive up! e-Patients discuss mHealth with iMedicalApps and S4PM
On Wednesday, iMedicalApps teamed up with the Society for Participatory Medicine (S4PM) to host an amazing e-Patient centered #mHealth tweet chat. It was an extremely lively discussion; thank you to all who participated. Mobile health is an exciting and rapidly growing industry. As medical apps become more widely used in the healthcare setting and in […]
