A survey commissioned by Accenture asked nearly 8,000 people about their use of health apps and wearables.
Tag: Survey
Study: Text messaging may be a better way to perform surveys
A study in PLoS One compared text message based surveys to traditional surveys, finding some interesting advantages with texting.
Survey on health apps shows surprising disconnect between patients and physicians
A recent survey seeks to figure out whether mobile health apps are useful currently or in the future for health professionals and the patients they serve.
Survey shows more interest in using phone for checking blood pressure than diet tracking
Key takeaways from digital health survey exploring the receptiveness of Americans to digital health tech
Study sheds light on how surgeons use mobile technology
Researchers survey orthopedists, find key needs and opportunities for mobile tech.
Emerging mHealth: findings of PriceWaterHouse Coopers Report
Price WaterHouse Coopers recently released a report entitled Emerging mHealth: Paths for Growth. The report explores mHealth’s ability to make “health care more accessible, faster, better, and cheaper.”
Will Healthcare Providers Shun or Embrace the iPad – Conflicting Surveys Send Mixed Messages [Updated]
Updated! This post has been updated below to include comments from the folks at Epocrates The excitement and hype surrounding the announcement of Apple’s iPad have subsided for the time being, perhaps just a lull prior to the actual release in a few months. Here at iMedicalApps, we were certainly among the many believers and […]