Kaiser Permanente recently demonstrated their Augmented Reality Exam Room, which has a number of potential applications.
Tag: TEDMED
Wrapping up TEDMED 2013
A summary on what went on in TEDMED 2013. Great speakers and amazing technologies.
iBlueButton medical app is a portable health record for Medicare, Veterans & Medicaid patients
We take a close look at award-winning iBlueButton app and discuss it with Dr. Bettina Experton, founder and CEO of the company that developed the app. A #TEDMED 2013 find.
From oxygen filled micro-bubbles to a virtual pet for isolated patients, a roundup of #TEDMED’s final days
TEDMED tells us a bit about the benefits of personalized medicine and what can robotics do for the care of elderly patients.
The future of healthcare debated and demonstrated, #TEDMED
Thinking outside the box with innovation is the way to go at TEDMED. We have some interesting experiences we want to share with you today.
From devices for early initiation of hypothermia and mobile EEG to a mayor’s war on obesity, #TEDMED
Wrapping up the first full day of TEDMED yesterday, we had the opportunity to hear from a lot of interesting speakers and presenters. The aim of interdisciplinary events such as this one is to provide healthcare professionals creative ways of solving problems. One speaker in particular reminded us that no intervention or idea exists in […]
A start-up proposes to crowd-source medical diagnostics and other interesting finds, #TEDMED
As the second day of TEDMED starts, we delve deeper into the issue of turning big data into real wisdom
iMedicalApps (@iMedicalApps) is at TEDMED 2013, #TEDMED
High noon has come and gone in Washington DC and so does the beginning of the latest TEDMED event. Almost two thousand delegates from 31 countries will be attending TEDMED 2013, an event where individuals from all sorts of disciplines gather to ponder the greatest and biggest challenges that healthcare and medicine faces. Many exciting […]
April’s first installment of the “Best of iMedicalApps”
In this installment, we look at whether smartphones are distracting for clinicians, discuss the Lancet iPad journal app, and look at a cool new device that helps you track your fitness called the Nike Fuelband. Additionally, we demonstrate how easy it is to check out an iPad from a medical library, review an app that contains health advice for patients, and lastly, we show you the future of TEDMED.
The future of medicine is … here: TEDMED 2012
In just a few short years, the TEDMED conference has grown in size and prominence to become an annual highlight for healthcare visioneers and digerati. The list of speakers shows it to include some of the best and brightest in the nation, and spans disciplines from engineering to medicine to informatics to chemistry. As many […]
TEDMED brings health leaders to Washington DC, conference coverage
By: Perry W. Payne, Jr., MD/JD/MPP From April 10 – 13, 2012, the TEDMED conference will be held in Washington, DC at the Kennedy Center. Look for reports from iMedicalApps.com attending on site. The concept for this conference comes from the TED Talks. TED stands for Technology Entertainment Design. The TEDMED conference can be described […]