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Healthcare and Mobility: New Advancements Lead to Better Patient Care

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Mobile provides contextual data that didn’t exist before. It’s that context that unleashes the potential to do things differently and shape personalized, adaptive, and predictive experiences. Source: Maribel Lopez of Lopez Research

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21% of Americans already use some form of technology to track their health data, and as the market for wearable devices and health apps grows, so too will the mountain of data about our behaviors and vitals. Pew Research

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Technology innovations used by professional sports teams, like the miCoach Elite smart sensor shirt used by every team across Major League Soccer, will be the same technology in 2014 to help fitness and wellness participants get healthy. Stacey Burr of Wearable Sports Electronics

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Driven by the growth of sports, fitness and health applications, 90 million wearable computing devices will be shipped in 2014

ABI Research

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Some of the things we’re looking at is a trend toward technology that is helping patients toward health performance and improvement on a daily basis. It’s not How am I feeling right now? It’s How am I going to feel tomorrow? How do we capture that content?Addison McGuffin, VP of Business Technology Innovation at Health Care Service Corp.

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The rise of wearable health technology in 2014 will incite patient concerns, government regulation and workflow adjustments within healthcare institutes to ensure that patient data remains secure.

CEO Paul Martini of iboss Network Security

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“Adoption isn’t the biggest challenge,” Bogart said of wearable smart medical devices. “Who’s going to be responsible for the data? Is the consumer going to use this for self-diagnosis? If the patient gives the information to the doctor, there’s associated liability.”Mark Bogart, EVP of Sales at LifeWatch ambulatory health monitoring

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The healthcare industry is transitioning from reactive care to proactive prevention. Information and communications must be smooth, and they must be shared among diverse teams more frequently.Source: Kevin Dean, Managing Director of Health, Care, and Life Sciences for Cisco Consulting Services.

Visiting professor at the University of New South Denmark and Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.

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The AIRO wristband — launching in the fall of 2014 — will be able to track automatically both the calories you consume and the quality of your meals. With a built-in spectrometer, AIRO uses different wavelengths of light to detect nutrients released into the bloodstream as they are broken down during and after your meals.

Top 5 high-tech health trends to watch in 2014 via HealthCareGlobal

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2/3 of companies today are guaranteeing financial payoffs for embracing wellness policies. This is over a 2x jump from the reported findings in 2010, which tells analysts that even more kick-backs will be available to people in 2014 as well.Towers Watson and the National Business Group on Health

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Mobility helps different teams be more coordinated, with information and communication following the patient across professional specialties and provider organization.Source: Kevin Dean, Managing Director of Health, Care, and Life Sciences for Cisco Consulting Services.

Visiting professor at the University of New South Denmark and Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.

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Everything is becoming wireless. Not just phones and tablets, but IV pumps, glucose meters, and temperature monitors.

Source: Armand Stansel, Director of IT Infrastructure Services for Houston Methodist

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The parents and children I've talked to are excited about using technology in their own communities - to get "up close" with specialists they would have otherwise have traveled hundreds of kilometers to see.

Mario Adriano dos Santos, M.D.

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