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Center for Connected Health Symposium
http://symposium.connected-health.org/Last activity: 30.10.2015
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Mentions in press and media 12
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| Oct 30, 2015 | Technology helps people navigate ‘thin line’ of behavioral health | “The first is community,” she said. Users can discuss their issues with like-minded people, participate in therapy groups or even have one-on-one sessions with behavioral health professionals. To increase the feeling of being welcome, Big W... |
| Oct 29, 2015 | Two statements from Connected Health perfectly explain why digital health startups fail | In other words, entrepreneurs are designing technology that looks good but lacks heart and empathy. “I believe that empathy … can guide us toward a positive human impact,” Cueva said. “Our empathy helps us find our purpose, gives us directi... |
| Oct 29, 2015 | Is healthcare approaching wearables in all the wrong ways? | Pearl also said that he believed video will turn out to be more important for healthcare — not health or personal fitness, but the healthcare industry — than wearables. Earlier in the day, members of a panel on integrating patient-generated... |
| Dec 16, 2014 | American Well’s $80M fundraise seeks to expand telemedicine support through mobile, Web | “We now cover over 23 million lives through our clients (health plans, hospital systems, and employers) and with the launch of our direct to consumer app, Amwell, we passed 1 million downloads within one year and reached the top spot on hea... |
| Oct 23, 2014 | What will it take to spur regular use of wearables? (Hint, better integration) | Integration is key Withings President Philippe Schwartz emphasized the need for wearables to fit into uses daily routines to avoid the steep fall off in use that characterizes many of these devices. He trumpeted the benefits of his own comp... |
| Two statements from Connected Health perfectly explain why digital health startups fail | Two statements heard Thursday at the Connected Health Symposium in Boston sum up why so many digital health startups fail. During a keynote session on designing for change, Amy Cueva, founder and chief experience officer of Mad*Pow, a desig... | |
| ‘I think you can forget about wearables for the masses’ | Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, vice provost for global initiatives and chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania, is a self-described “technoskeptic.” In a keynote address to the 12th annual Connect... | |
| What will it take to spur regular use of wearables? (Hint, better integration) | There’s little doubt that wearables are moving beyond a group of generic fitness trackers into customizable devices with the potential to produce data that gives users a whole new perspective on their health. But what should be some of the ... | |
| American Well’s $80M fundraise seeks to expand telemedicine support through mobile, Web | American Well has raised $80 million in a Series C round to support mobile and Web-based applications, according to a company statement. It raised the fresh capital as telemedicine continues to gradually build momentum among health systems ... |
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Parsers VC has collected 12 articles mentioning Center for Connected Health Symposium, among them “Technology helps people navigate ‘thin line’ of behavioral health” (Oct 30, 2015) and “Two statements from Connected Health perfectly explain why digital health startups fail” (Oct 29, 2015).
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Center for Connected Health Symposium is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Oct 30, 2015.