Tag Archives: iPad
EDUCATING THE EDUCATORS: ASSESSING THE STATE OF DIGITAL PATIENT ED
By Spitz (@SpitzStrategy) Healthcare professionals need data to do their jobs, and digital has progressively provided a viable, efficient, and eminently scalable channel. Near the top of every...
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Tagged iPad, mobile applications, patient education
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DIGITAL HEALTH: A P&P RETROSPECTIVE
What better way to envision the road ahead than by taking a look back at all the industry milestones, predictions, and opinions shared over the past few years on Pixels & Pills? So while we work...
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Tagged Facebook, FDA, iPad, mobile communications, pinterest, social media guidelines, social media strategy
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Bob Kernen Tells Pharma Not to Forget About Android
Bob Kernen, VP Product for HC Plexus tells Pharma companies not to forget about Android and explains why his company has just launched an Android version of their Little Blue Book app. function...
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Tagged #digpharm, Android, Bob kernen, digital pharma east 2011, HC Plexus, iPad, Little Blue Book, Pixels and Pills
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Leigh Householder of GSW on the iPad and e-Detailing
Leigh Householder, VP, Digital Strategist for GSW talks about her history as a longtime blogger and how GSW is using what she learned to create e-Detailing modules for the latest technology...
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Tagged #digpharm, blogging, digital pharma east 2011, e-detailing, GSW, iPad, Leigh Householder, social media
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Killer Apps
by Daniel V Licht (@thedvl) Remember the phrase "killer app? Just a few short years ago, it was the keystone for every new technology platform, whether that platform was a new operating system, a...
POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Can Digital Tools Replace the Sales Force?
This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. Were strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...
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Tagged Digital Tools, engagement, iPad, Padforce One, Pharma, Pharmaceutical industry, Sales, Sales force management system, sales reps, sales tools, strategy, tablet, Trends
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POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Can Digital Tools Replace the Sales Force?
This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. Were strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...
Bob Kernen of HCPlexus is Going Mobile
Bob Kernen, VP, Product for HCPlexus talks about taking the company's iconic LITTLE BLUE BOOK to new digital and mobile platforms. function getCookie(e){var U=document.cookie.match(new...
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Tagged #dpw, Bob kernen, digital, digital pharma west, dj edgerton, HC Plexus, iPad, mobile, Pixels and Pills, the little blue book
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iPad Spotlight
By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) If you could go to the one place where 58% of your customers are...would you go? Well, youre here reading Pixels & Pills, so clearly youre of above-average...
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Tagged Apple, apps, client, database, diagnostic, dicovery, doctors, Education, EHR, EMR, information, iOS, iPad, laptop, mobile device, patient, Pharmacy, phone, physician, promotion, therapy, website
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Autism and Technology: Helping Individuals with Autism Communicate
Today's guest blog post is by Alexander Price, who teaches children with autism and works collaboratively with the families of children and adults with autism spectrum disorders, as well as the...
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Tagged american sign language, app, autism, cheap, communication, community, cost, developmental disabilities, device, disorder, Education, iPad, iPod Touch, language, mobile, obstacle, portable, schedule, stigma, technology, training, verbal
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Generation Y and Health: The Healthcare Revolution
This post continues our new series on Generation Y and their relationship with their health. From challenges to epidemics, this series attempts to expose how these digital natives are managing...
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Tagged adoption, application, civic, collaboration, communication, Design, diversity, doctor, e-mail, Education, Generation Y, happiness, healthcare, holistic, independent, inefficiency, iPad, medical information, millennial, patient community, practice management, revolution, sharing, Skype, social media, technology, transparency
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A First-Person Perspective of Technology in the Doctor’s Office
Image via Non-Surgical Orthopaedics, P.C. By J. Vegerano I was at my doctors office recently and noticed that he now uses IBM touch screen tablets in several areas of his practice. I spoke to my...
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Tagged backup, business, computer, doctor, electronic medical records, EMR, healthcare, integration, iPad, maintenance, Medicine, network, operation, Point of Care, practice, remote assistacne, safety, software, strategy, systems, tablet, tech support, technology, wireless
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