Posted on 27 March 2008.
I was fascinated by this article about the challenges of healthcare content startups. No so much about why such companies exist, but in hearing about how the general market views “patients” and “consumers” and what implications that has for healthcare institutions. After an afternoon discussing the challenges of establishing a health content startup, the final [...]
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Posted in consumer medicine, consumers, Google, health information, Health Vault, healthcare, Microsoft
Posted on 07 March 2008.
Here is an excellent blog post about HealthVault vs. Google Health. It’s worth a read-through, but the thing that’s clear to us is that neither Microsoft or Google is thinking too much yet about how the hospital institution will interact with the data they collect. Since they’re more in the PHR model — well, Google’s [...]
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Posted in Google, health information, Health Vault, Microsoft
Posted on 29 February 2008.
Google is one step closer to organizing the world’s information. It has announced in the Wall Street Journal this week that it will begin to allow people to put their health records on the web. Actually within Google, which really isn’t the web. On the web would probably be a little too broad since that [...]
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Posted in Google, health information, Health Vault, Microsoft
Posted on 28 February 2008.
I was in the midst of the great towers of GE, Cerner, Microsoft, and the other glittering HIMSS palaces and there was one player out of place: Google. It had such a modest footprint and has been so quiet about the partnership with Cleveland Clinic, you’d never know they launched a major initiative. There were [...]
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Posted in Cleveland Clinic, Google, Health Vault, HIMSS, Microsoft
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