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E-pacientes, cada vez más frecuentes
En una encuesta realizada para Astellas Innovation DebateTM, casi una quinta parte (18%) de las 200[1] personas encuestadas dijeron que les agradaría tener una consulta con su médico general a través de una cámara web por su teléfono o computadora en cualquier circunstancia. Lo que fue tal vez sorprendente es que la disposición a tener una «consulta virtual» es máxima en personas mayores, señala…
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Notas médicas y varias en Facebook
Notas médicas y varias en Facebook
Publicado originalmente en: https://librarymedical.wordpress.com/2015/05/04/notas-medicas-y-varias-en-facebook/
A continuación se listan artículos varios en página de notas de Facebook. Se presentan de forma organizada según temática, lo cual hace más fácil la consulta de referencia.
De práctica médica
Reflexiones sobre la práctica médica Médicos en EE.UU. desencantados con la atención a…
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The Dross of Cure
It is not that day, when we just could see the wall of pissoir, train space was mosaic with leaflets. They were full of physical illness and depict the advertisement which could cure hush-hush treatment such as masturbation, asthma, menses problem etc. It is the day of cyber space. We smooth out of clicks and touches. We have been seen advertisement on web about such remedies as well as loss…
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Why I think that Google Glass is Not a failure
The interaction between medical providers and patients has been really compromised over the last few years.
According to Dr. Eric Topol ( as in his new book The Patient Will See You Now ), in the US, the average return visit to the doctors office lasts seven minutes and a new consultation twelve minutes”. Administrative requirements, reimbursement rules, government regulations and the…
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Is GoogleGlass immortal?
Well, I do think so! In a way.
Would you say that the Ford Model T is dead?
Or did it actually represent the beginning of a revolution, the evolution of transportation?
You see, lately, there has been a lot of press regarding the demise of GoogleGlass. A few articles have explained that the time of Glass has passed, that developers are not interested anymore, that units are for sale in eBay.
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Embracing Technology for a Healthier Future
Once again, I really want to send a public note of appreciation to Maine Magazine (@Themainemag), for their recent article about my work. I think that Sophie Nelson (writer) and Nicole Wolf (photography) are amazing professionals that really represent some of the incredible talents that Maine has to offer.
I humbly want to thank them for their comments and views, and for helping spread some of my…
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Be Scared of Telemedicine, Really Scared!
I had been thinking of this tittle for a long time. Actually, I had been thinking about writing this post, for even longer.
The idea to get people’s attention to the reality and the future of virtual presence medicine has been going around, inside my head for many months. I admit it and I apologize, the tittle was only meant to catch your attention. No matter in which “team” you are right now,…
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