Center for Connected Health presents data at the ATA

May 15, 2007

The Center for Connected Health presented data from six new studies, demonstrating how Internet technology is improving patient satisfaction, disease management and medical education, during the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) annual conference this week.

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Announcements

Partners HealthCare Text Messaging Program Has Positive Results for Pregnant Women in Lynn
Wireless Medication Adherence Study Conducted at the Partners Center for Connected Health Shows Promising Initial Findings
New Home-to-Hospital Connected Critical Care Program at Mass General's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Puts Attending Doctors at Patient Bedside 24/7
SmartBeat hypertension self-management program named New England's Best Benefits Practice
Mobile phone technology may address unmet needs of parents of children with diabetes, sending blood sugar readings via text, to help manage child's illness
Cell phone text-messaging technology is a low-cost, effective way to improve use of sunscren and reduce risk of skin cancer, according to a new study
Partners Connected Health leader, Dr. Joseph Kvedar, named Mass High Tech All-Star of New England Innovation Economy
Connected Health pioneer, Dr. Joseph Kvedar, honored for his contributions to the advancemnet of telemedicine and healthcare delivery
Center for Connected Health and its technology partner, Claricode, named finalist for Microsoft Health Users Group Innovation Award
Online diabetes management program may improve patient engagement according to pilot study results from the Center for Connected Health
Healthcare Reform Should Include Connected Health and Participatory Medicine, Says Report Submitted to President Obama by Center for Connected Health
Social Networking May Benefit Patients with Common Skin Disease; New Data from the Center for Connected Health Published by JAMA/Archives Journal
Center for Connected Health Receives Grant from Verizon Foundation to Support Development of a Patient-Centered Diabetes Management Program
Partners Center for Connected Health Receives Funding from Microsoft HealthVault Be Well Fund to Create a Patient-Centered Diabetes Management Program
Connected Health Director Receives Distinguished Academic Achievement Award from University of Vermont College of Medicine
Remote monitoring improves heart failure patients health, may reduce hospital readmissions
Center for Connected Health Presents Growing Evidence of the Benefits of Technology to Improve Patient Satisfaction and Empowerment
Center for Connected Health and EMC Corporation Launch New Web-Based Remote Monitoring Program to Help Employees Fight Hypertension
Bridgeline Software and the Center for Connected Health Win 2007 MITX Award
First Real-Time, Interactive Healthcare Conference Held in Second Life
Center for Connected Health Launches New Website
Center for Connected Health presents data at the ATA
Partners HealthCare Increases Commitment to Connected Health Programs
New Data Demonstrates that E-visits Achieve Equivalent Clinical Outcomes to Traditional Office Visits; Saves Time for Dermatology Patients
 
 

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