The Journal of mHealth Vol 2 issue 5 (Oct) | Page 5

Table of Contents

Industry News

FEATURE

REPORT

6

Wearable Device Helps Medics
Save Lives in Disasters and on the
Battlefield

7

Doctors Develop New Trauma
Training App

7

Code of Practice for Wellness Apps
Published

23

8

UCSF Receives $5 million Grant
to Create Online Database on all
Types of Cancer

Next Generation Diabetes App
Provides a Complete Integrated
Care Environment

25

Innovations in Military Care are a
True Testament to the Possibilities
of Mobile Medical Technology

Real-time Clinical Information
Platform Driving Improved
Outcomes

27

The Secret Recipe of Meaningful
Digital Health

32

Teletriage vs. Telediagnostics

33

Data Visualisation Empowers
UK Healthcare Organisations to
Modernise Services & Enhance Care

35

Is Your Digital Health Strategy
Thriving, Surviving or NonExistent?

35

How Crowdsourced Insights can
Drive the Future of Digital Health

9

10

VA Spinal Cord Injury Centre
Demonstrates Clinical
Improvement Using Contactless
Bed Monitoring Sensors

Delivering Effective
Digital Health

11

Qualcomm Acquires Capsule
Technologie

11

UK Department of Health Team
Tests Digital Prototypes

12

Smart Mirror Monitors Your Face
for Telltale Signs of Disease

12

Google Pairs With Sanofi to Move
Diabetes Patients to the Cloud

20

13

Diabetes Tools Acquires
DiabetesGuru Child App

FBI Warns Healthcare Sector
Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

21

Building Connected Health
Ecosystems

22

mHealth: Multidisciplinary Verticals

37

Report Finds UK has the Potential
to Become a Global Leader in
Digital Health

14

HIPAA Compliant Mobile Medical
Camera App and Cloud Storage
Service Launched

14

NHS Trust Cuts Norovirus
Outbreaks by More Than 90%

15

Every Hospital Patient to be Given
a Barcode as Part of Plan to Create
a 'Paper Free' NHS

38

UK NHS Approved Apps Failing on
Privacy Standards

Partnership Develops National
Epilepsy App

39

Upcoming Events

39

Advertisers Index

16

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