101 Things To Do With A Mobile Phone In Healthcare
Posted by: maldiveshealth on: February 17, 2007
Hello! Who thought that you could do all this 101 years ago. Where is watania or dhiraagu ? Hello!
Appointment Reminders (SMS)
Patient Support (SMS)
Medication Reminders (SMS)
Appointment Booking
Medical Data On SIM Card
Patient Information For Relatives
Peer Support For Patients
Post Cardiac Surgery Support
Accessing Patient Records
Access To Dietary InformationePrescribing
Patient Paging In Outpatient Clinic.
5 Responses to "101 Things To Do With A Mobile Phone In Healthcare"
February 19, 2007 at 5:59 am
It RFID concept may be cool, but the confidentiality issue comes in to the lime light with the kind technology you are referring to. How far is too much one may ask.
I think it would be great with technolgies like robotics to be in use in hospitals. In japan they use robots in shifting patients from one place to other.
February 19, 2007 at 1:25 pm
good points, but as everything else, easy said then done. and we are talking abt maldives here. things like what u have listed should be pushed by the health authorities. but very good points, which have been talked abt but not yet reality.
February 20, 2007 at 6:23 am
What do you mean by health authorities? Arent you your own health authority or have you given the authority of your health to some one else?
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July 2, 2008 at 11:13 am
I LOVE the last comment… Here is a practical application Get expert advice on a wound through a cellphone image! http://www.woundfollowup.com
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February 18, 2007 at 4:48 am
The coolest new application of technology to healthcare is RFID. There already are RFID tags that store entire patient medical histories and the biometric passports (which happen to use RFID) may in the future store a persons medical data as well.
Anyway, this is an excellent list that you can shove up to the medical people, especially some enterpreneur. The first four are definitely doable within no time. If anyones interested, give me a shout