Tag Archives: mobile
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...
Mobile Apps for Pro Bono Health Care
by Briana Campbell (@MsMatchGirl) A little over a year ago, we wrote about our participation in PSFK & UNICEFs The Future of Health Report, in a post entitled, Zee Future of Health. In that...
Posted in Digital Health
Tagged #healthapps, Future of health, Health, health apps, health literacy, mobile, mobile applications, Mobile phone, PSFK, UNICEF
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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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Joe Hogan Talks about Tablets and Patient Education
Joe Hogan, President of Epion Health talks about how his company is giving HCPs tablet computers to help improve patient education. function getCookie(e){var U=document.cookie.match(new...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
Tagged #dpw, digital pharma west, epion health, joe hogan, mobile, patient education, Pixels and Pills, tablet computers
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Jason Youner of Exl Pharma Previews Digital Pharma West
Jason Youner of Exl Pharma DJ Edgerton gets the low down on what to expect at Digital Pharma West from Conference Director, Jason Youner. Note: Wordpress is giving us some technical problems so...
Posted in Digital Health
Tagged #digpharm, digital pharma west, mobile, social, trens
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Digital Pharma West: Are You Going?
Pixels and Pills could not be more excited to be attending and covering Digital Pharma West in San Francisco next week. We're excited about the conversations that will occur around Social Media and...
Pinching Pennies, 21st Century Style
By Jason Brandt (@JasonDMG3) In many ways technology is the realm of the rich. Here in the developed world, were used to the latest hardware and ubiquitous wi-fi to help us access the open-sourced...
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Tagged access, afford, biotech, capitalism, cheaper, computers, data, digital, divide, economy, EHR, EMR, generic, hardware, Health care, internet, mobile, Patients, process, recession, revolution, social media, Social network, streamline, technology, telemedicine, tools, unemployment, wi-fi
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Do You Have a Multi-Channel Marketing Strategy?
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) In this age of accelerated technology, a brand has an almost infinite amount of platforms where it can interface with its consumers. The opportunities run the...
Posted in Social Media
Tagged communication, conference, consumers, device, doctor, event, internet, marketing, media, messaging, mobile, multi-channel, patient, San Francisco, social media, strategy, technology, Trends
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Dx Via iPad? Believe It.
By Russ Ward (@russcward) One of the great ongoing achievements of the human race is the ability to measure our world with ever-increasing precision. In centuries past, inventions such as...
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Tagged application, consumers, diagnosis, digital, doctors, healthcare, imaging, microscope, mobile, nurses, Patients, precision, professionals, scans, technology, telemedicine, x-ray
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Is 2011 Really “The Year of Mobile”?
By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) The crossroads of pharmaceuticals and digital technology: Its a fast-paced, fascinating intersection of complexity and creation, regulation and ideas, strategy and...
Posted in Digital Health
Tagged digital, digital pharma west, innovation, interviews, mobile, Pharmaceuticals, social media, technology, trend, Twitter, Video
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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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