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The document outlines clear steps for patient support and engagement using mobile health technologies. It discusses using interactive questionnaires, registration and payment, remote video consultations, and comprehensive written reports. It also addresses engaging both patients and clinicians, adding value by connecting rich multimedia content, electronic healthcare records, mobile diagnostics, and prioritizing customers. The document promotes using mobile health to empower consumers with their personal health data.

Health & Medicine Business Technology

Clear simple steps for
patient support and engagement

David Doherty
coFounder
3G Doctor

Interactive Patient History Taking
Questionnaire

Registration & Payment

Remote Video Consult

Interactive Patient History Taking
Questionnaire

Registration & Payment

Comprehensive Written Report

Remote Video Consult

Interactive Patient History Taking
Questionnaire

Registration & Payment

Population Density:

Tokyo 14,400 /km²
New York 10,200 /km²

mHealth: Adding Value by connecting

Rich Multimedia Content

Electronic Healthcare Records

Mobile Diagnostic Innovations

Customers not Products

HealthVault
A platform for consumer
empowerment and
engagement with and
through their personal
health data

Thank you!

David Doherty

@3GDoctor mHealthInsight.com

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2. Clear simple steps for patient support and engagement David Doherty coFounder 3G Doctor

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16. Interactive Patient History Taking Questionnaire Registration & Payment

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18. Remote Video Consult Interactive Patient History Taking Questionnaire Registration & Payment

19. Comprehensive Written Report Remote Video Consult Interactive Patient History Taking Questionnaire Registration & Payment

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22. Let's dispel some myths

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24. Population Density: Tokyo 14,400 /km² New York 10,200 /km²

25. How do we engage patients?

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49. Thank you! David Doherty @3GDoctor mHealthInsight.com

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