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The pervasiveness of mobile cellular technology and the technological advances in IT, mobile telephony, and user equipment are creating the perfect environment for the remote provision of healthcare. The increased prevalence of chronic diseases is creating a market for telemonitoring equipment and services.
Developing countries stand to benefit the most from mobile health and telemedicine due to the greater lack of fixed ICT infrastructures and healthcare provision.
Mobile health can help healthcare providers to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the care they provide. Healthcare and ICT companies can also benefit from the increased sales opportunities resulting from the crossover of technologies.
Worldwide societal, technological, and economic changes are affecting the way people live and look after their health. New, more efficient and cost effective ways of delivering healthcare are needed. mHealth and telemedicine offer a solution to this problem. The growth potential of the mHealth and telemedicine market is only now becoming apparent as more healthcare and ICT vendors take part.
Scope of this research
• Identify current trends in healthcare, IT, and mobile technologies and adapt RD and marketing efforts accordingly.
• Review the various initiatives that will impact private and public healthcare expenditure and affect ICT and healthcare companies' sales.
• Assess the opportunities created by the integration of healthcare and mobile technologies to identify and exploit new growth channels.
• Anticipate the threats posed by the shift in healthcare provision and devise suitable strategies to maintain sales and market shares.
Research and analysis Key reasons to purchase this research
• What are the main drivers behind mobile health?
• How is mobile health affecting healthcare provision and health practices?
• Is mobile health the latest fad or is it a long-lasting trend?
• Is mobile health a global or localised phenomenon and how is it applied in various parts of the world?
• Who will benefit from the shift to mobile health and what are the best ways to exploit the new opportunities?
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About the author 2
Disclaimer 2
Executive summary 12
The changing face of healthcare provision and management 12
Technologies and business frameworks in telemedicine and mHealth 12
Benefits and challenges of telemedicine and mHealth 13
What prospects for telemedicine and mHealth? 13
Exploiting telemedicine and mHealth 14
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We all have an amazing free tool at our disposal which instantly shows us demand. It's called the Google Keyword Tool.
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This tool shows you what is on a customer’s mind. So, you can find out for example, when someone wants a credit card, what specific keyword they enter into Google. This tool can help when writing marketing copy or slogans as you can see the popular terms on someone’s mind in regards to a given keyword. The tool allows you to make marketing decisions more easily as you can see what users are thinking about when they are looking for a given product or service.
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When you enter in “credit card”, Google will show you tons of related terms. You can see, for example, several other terms that users search for which include the keyword credit card. This of course is valuable data as you can drill down deeper into a given term to learn more specific things users are looking for which include that given term.
4) Find New Terms And Ideas Which Have Demand Behind Them
The Google Keyword Tool is an amazing research tool to help identify new terms, which you may not have previously realized, have demand behind them. For example, you can type in a slew of keywords, and find related terms, and then quickly export all of the data to a CSV format, to see a list of keywords and the demand behind them. In doing this, you will probably notice new keywords and new areas of interest in your niche that you may not have known previosuly existed.
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Twitter just got a whole lot more visually interactive: On Wednesday, the company announced a completely reinvented version of its search feature at the D9 conference. Now, users who search for words and hashtags will see not only related text tweets, but also user-posted pictures and video related to those keywords.
Like many of Twitter’s features, the improved search is gradually being rolled out across the service’s user base. If you’re one of the lucky few users to have the feature, then when you search for a term, you’ll see the usual list of resulting tweets, categorized into three sections: Most relevant, All Tweets, and Tweets with links. “Most relevant” seems to cull tweets from popular users, while “All Tweets” focuses on anything with the searched keyword, and “Tweets with links” only shows those relevant results that also include URLs.
In addition, the right column will show you username results for your keyword, as well as two new categories: Top images and Top videos. Click the “view all” link, and you’ll be brought to a gallery where you can see thumbnails of all the images or videos tagged with your search term; alternatively, you can view the photos as a slideshow, highlighting one image—and its associated tweet—with other thumbnails arranged in a row above it.
Currently, the highlighted photos and video are those hosted on third-party services such as yfrog and Instagram, but users will soon be able to upload photos and video directly to Twitter’s Website (and presumably through the company’s official platform apps, as well). Users retain the copyright for photos they upload, and the actual storage is being provided by online image service Photobucket.
Having had a chance to play around with the new photo search myself, I think it has a lot of potential for making you feel like a part of an event, even when you can't be there in person: Seeing that instant collection of images from the D9 conference gave a sense of presence that 140 characters can’t quite convey.
