Comments on: Making Your Clinical And Workflow Data Mobile http://untetheredhealthcare.com/2009/12/04/making-your-clinical-and-workflow-data-mobile/ A blog on the intersection of mHealth, medical decision support and design Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:41:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Jeff Brandt http://untetheredhealthcare.com/2009/12/04/making-your-clinical-and-workflow-data-mobile/#comment-10 Jeff Brandt Sun, 13 Dec 2009 04:33:52 +0000 http://untetheredhealthcare.com/?p=103#comment-10 Smartphones are the laptops of the future and a disruptive technology of health care. There are more cell phones in the world than TVs. For most people these phones is all the computer power that they need to check their email and surf the web. For healthcare, smartphones are going to be ubiquitous. Soon most people will be carring a computer in their pocket that has the power to relay monitoring information to their physician or to think a bit further into the future a decision support system that will analyze in real time the patients vitals. The future is now and the phone is the device that make it happen. There are already body sensors (worn and ingested) on the market that can provide life saving and monitoring information which can be collected by the smartphone and related to wherever it is needed. The point of care in changing. Jeff Brandt www.comsi.com Mobile Mad scientist Smartphones are the laptops of the future and a disruptive technology of health care. There are more cell phones in the world than TVs. For most people these phones is all the computer power that they need to check their email and surf the web.

For healthcare, smartphones are going to be ubiquitous. Soon most people will be carring a computer in their pocket that has the power to relay monitoring information to their physician or to think a bit further into the future a decision support system that will analyze in real time the patients vitals. The future is now and the phone is the device that make it happen. There are already body sensors (worn and ingested) on the market that can provide life saving and monitoring information which can be collected by the smartphone and related to wherever it is needed.

The point of care in changing.

Jeff Brandt
http://www.comsi.com
Mobile Mad scientist

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