Wireless Healthcare

Wireless Healthcare provides information on the ehealth market to healthcare providers seeking to reduce costs and broaden the range of services they offer patients. Our reports are essential tools for IT vendors who are planning to launch products and services into the rapidly growing ehealth market. Wireless Healthcare reports are also used by pharmaceutical companies and next generation healthcare providers - such as retailers - who are diversifying into the healthcare sector.

Since 2002 we have stayed ahead of the curve, with timely analysis of the growing market for mobile and wireless technology within the healthcare sector.
The ehealth model currently deployed by next generation healthcare services, and in some cases co-opted by incumbent healthcare providers, is radically different from the one in use five years ago. With the emergence of a new generation of wireless devices, patient profiling and medical search technology we feel it is important that you also stay ahead of the curve.

Our latest analysis focuses on a number of emerging technologies and their impact on the healthcare market. As well as projecting our vision of the market Wireless Healthcare reports contain profiles and practical examples of what is happening on the ground in the ehealth market today.
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List of reports from Wireless Healthcare

When You Get Old and Lose Your Car (What happens when elderly parents can no longer drive)
10/20/2010 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... during the next decade. Also set to grow is the number of people who are forced to surrender their driving license, or fail to get their license renewed. Once an automobile driver in the UK ...  |  read more...
$95.00
Wireless Healthcare 2008
4/23/2008 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... of core infrastructure rather than purchase devices and service for deployment at the edge of care networks. In the UK the NHS, the state run healthcare provider, embarked on a major IT project aimed at ...  |  read more...
$1,590.00
Wireless eHealth Platforms
3/11/2008 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... also changing, with incumbent healthcare providers ceding market share to ‘nextgen’ healthcare providers. In part this evolution is being driven by the growing use of both local and wide area wireless networking. Both IT equipment ...  |  read more...
$195.00
Health 2.0 And Telecare For The Elderly
1/30/2008 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... market their products and services within a framework based on the ‘ageing in place’ concept. ‘Ageing in place’ assumes that if a person is given the required support they can remain in their own home ...  |  read more...
$395.00
Understanding The New eHealth Model
7/17/2007 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... there is one area where the healthcare sector has failed to deploy technology and expertise that is widely available and used to improve the efficiency of organisations in the financial services, manufacturing and retail sectors. ...  |  read more...
$195.00
Wireless Based Disease Management
6/26/2007 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... collected data on instances of cholera in the Soho area of London. Using this data he drew up a map of the disease, which indicated that the epicentre of the outbreak was a pump on ...  |  read more...
$395.00
eHealth And Consumer Electronics
1/10/2007 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... With incumbent healthcare providers and government health departments promoting preventative healthcare programmes, these vendors could find themselves drawn into the mainstream healthcare sector. Fitness monitoring is a mature market, with cardio monitoring and activity measurement ...  |  read more...
$395.00
Wireless Based Monitoring and Diagnostics
7/21/2006 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... rather than in expensively equipped hospital. Healthcare has followed other sectors, such as financial service and retailing, in the separation of key customer facing operations from bricks and mortar infrastructure. The logic driving this transformation ...  |  read more...
$395.00
Mobile And Wireless Services For Outpatients
4/5/2005 | published by: Wireless Healthcare
... DNAs cause disruption to the workflow within an outpatient department and, if the failure of a patient to complete their course of treatment leads to a relapse or complications, increases treatment costs and puts additional ...  |  read more...
$395.00
 
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