Manufacturers are eager to lay the bricks and help pave the road to better, more personalized healthcare through integration of connected devices in the new Internet of Medical Things. Compared to other industries, healthcare has been “inherently conservative and slow” to embrace innovations such as the cloud and the Internet of Things — but that’s changing. Innovative tech products and services are making it harder for healthcare providers to ignore the potential benefits of connected medical devices and the IoMT, according to Ian Shakil, CEO of Augmedix.
I noticed that you have overlooked a major aspect of the healthcare solution adoption process. As more and more health tracker / prescription reminder apps become available, the essential recommendation for the patient in determining which app to adopt is their doctor, a fact which is not given the attention it needs.
To this end, I would like to introduce you to iMED Tracker, an intuitive app developed from the ground up to be very easy to use for tracking the user's meds and prescription reminders. A 2-step syncing between the patient and their physician ensures that there is no miscommunication on prescribed medications, so that even less tech-savvy users can benefit from the app. Check it out at http://imedtracker.net
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The Internet of Medical Things, Part 1: A New Concept in Healthcare
Posted by: Quinten Plummer June 30, 2016 05:00 AMManufacturers are eager to lay the bricks and help pave the road to better, more personalized healthcare through integration of connected devices in the new Internet of Medical Things. Compared to other industries, healthcare has been “inherently conservative and slow” to embrace innovations such as the cloud and the Internet of Things — but that’s changing. Innovative tech products and services are making it harder for healthcare providers to ignore the potential benefits of connected medical devices and the IoMT, according to Ian Shakil, CEO of Augmedix.
To this end, I would like to introduce you to iMED Tracker, an intuitive app developed from the ground up to be very easy to use for tracking the user's meds and prescription reminders. A 2-step syncing between the patient and their physician ensures that there is no miscommunication on prescribed medications, so that even less tech-savvy users can benefit from the app. Check it out at http://imedtracker.net