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M Health – A Revolution
The document discusses mHealth, which involves using mobile technology to enhance medical and public health practices, emphasizing its categories such as patient monitoring and telemedicine. It covers the expected exponential growth of the mHealth market and its integration with technologies like AI, IoT, and cloud computing. The conclusion highlights the transformative impact of mobile technologies on healthcare, while emphasizing the importance of data security in health information management.
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M Health – A Revolution
- 1. mHealth K Keerthivasan, Founder Director Linuxlaboratories pvt ltd, Chennai,India.
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- 3. noi etra vazhve, kuraivatraselvam Life without illness is undiminishing wealth Tamil proverb K Keerthivasan, Founder Director, Linux Laboratories
- 4. mHealth Medical and publichealth practice supported by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants, and other wireless devices. According to Global Observatory for eHealth (GOe)
- 5. mHealth categories • Mobilesurveys (surveys by mobile phone) • Surveillance • Patient monitoring Health monitoring and surveillance • Treatment compliance • Appointment reminders • Community mobilization • Awareness raising over health issues Communication between health services and individuals • Mobile telemedicine Consultation between health care professionals • Information and decision support systems • Patient records Access to information for health care professionals at point of care • Health call centres/Health care telephone help line • Emergency toll-free telephone services Communication between individuals and health services • Emergencies Intersectoral communication in emergencies
- 6. Adoption of mHealthinitiatives & phases globally
- 7. Barriers to mHealth implementation, globally
- 8. Market Overview • mHealthmarket to be estimated at $ 25 Bn • Penetration to increase tremendously from current 25% smartphone users • 25 Bn – number of devices to be connected by 2021 • 33% of enterprises will have platforms to support mobile, web, conversational & AR, VR development by 2021 • 40% of new application development projects will have AI co-developed • 66% & 48% of companies expect revenue & business growth Technology Applications IoT / Wearables Monitoring / tracking Artificial intelligence Virtual nursing and advanced diagnosis Cloud SaaS and advanced analytics services Blockchain Increased security and simplicity NLP / Voice Clinical notes and care coordination Augumented & Virtual reality Training rehab and treatment
- 9. Patient Family / Friends, Patient support groups Social Media & Patient support groups Payer& regulators Pharmaceutical / Implants / Consumables Doctors/ KOL/ Hospitals Dr/KOLs & Social media play critical role in influencing patients Current Patient Influencer Map
- 10. Patient Family / Friends, Patient support groups mHealth Social Media &Patient support groups Payer, regulator (Insurance & Government) Pharmaceuti cal, Implants, Consumable s Doctors/ KOL/ Hospitals mHealth expected to play a major role along with Drs & KOL in influencing patients Expected Patient Influencer Map
- 11. mHealth: Exponential growth Illness toWellness (Preventive medicine) Aging population AI VR, AR, IoT, cloud computing & RFID Sensors, Devises & diseases
- 12. Evolution & applicationof wearable medical devices References: Nanomaterials 2019, 9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813
- 13. Portable medical and healthcare devicesworn on body
- 14. References: Nanomaterials 2019,9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813 Stretchable ultrasonic high- performance device to identify and capture arterial blood-pressure.
- 15. Tatoo-based glucose detection& ECG References: Nanomaterials 2019, 9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813
- 16. Ingestible pill sensorsystem References: Nanomaterials 2019, 9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813
- 17. List of attachablefor health monitoring References: Nanomaterials 2019, 9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813
- 18. List of implantableand ingestible devices for health monitoring References: Nanomaterials 2019, 9, 813; doi:10.3390/nano9060813
- 19. mHealth: Exponential growth in datacollection and analytics providing meaningful actionable insights Illness to Wellness (Preventive medicine) Aging population AI VR, AR, IoT, cloud computing & RFID Sensors, Devises & diseases
- 21. Summary mHealth An emergingmodern healthcare system From To Fragmented Patient Flow Integrated & Automated Invasive Diagnosis & treatment Less Invasive, Preventative, Image based Provider Centric Focus Patient centric, POC, Real time Dr / KOL / Social Media Influencers Dr / KOL / mHealth / Data driven Generated Data Automatic, overload
- 22. Summary An emerging modernhealthcare system From To Centralized – Hospital Monitor De-Centralized-Shift to Community One size Fits All Approach Personalized Medicine Therapeutics / Diagnostics/ Devices Tools “ Theranostics ” Treating Sickness Objective Preventive, Wellness
- 24. • Benefits toincreased business and information access, innovative thinkers are seizing the opportunity to harness the power of mobile technologies for the benefit of public health. • Mobile technologies have already changed, and will continue to change, the lives of millions around the world • Data security is a particularly important issue to address within the area of policy. There are legitimate concerns about the security of citizen information by programmes using mobile health technologies. • Mobile Phones for Health Communication to Promote Behavior Change (Weight loss, Firstaid, sleep cycle etc) Conclusion
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