Comments on: Recommended by One in Ten Doctors: The iPhone http://voices.allthingsd.com/20090407/recommended-by-one-in-ten-doctors-the-iphone/ from other Web sites Tue, 07 Feb 2012 04:42:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mark Sigal http://voices.allthingsd.com/20090407/recommended-by-one-in-ten-doctors-the-iphone/comment-page-1/#comment-1880 Mark Sigal Tue, 07 Apr 2009 18:04:23 +0000 http://voices.allthingsd.com/?p=10300#comment-1880 Impressive to be sure, but consider this. When the 3.0 version of iPhone OS ships mid-year, third party medical device accessory makers will be able to roll out hardware-software offerings that harness the full power of the iPhone/iPod touch to measure/capture health data, intelligently manage that data and composite it effortlessly against a pool of patients segmented by age, demographic, health status and the like. Imagine a national health census, something that I blogged about in: PC 1.0, iPhone 3.0 and the Woz: Everything Old is New (http://bit.ly/7hLJY) EXCERPT: Soon, a medical device manufacturer can build a blood pressure gauge accessory and associated software application that plugs into your iPhone or iPod touch and tracks your blood pressure over time, comparing it to a network of people with similar age/body/health types to give you a relative Wellness Score and underlying data in real time. Check it out if interested. Mark Impressive to be sure, but consider this. When the 3.0 version of iPhone OS ships mid-year, third party medical device accessory makers will be able to roll out hardware-software offerings that harness the full power of the iPhone/iPod touch to measure/capture health data, intelligently manage that data and composite it effortlessly against a pool of patients segmented by age, demographic, health status and the like. Imagine a national health census, something that I blogged about in:

PC 1.0, iPhone 3.0 and the Woz: Everything Old is New (http://bit.ly/7hLJY)

EXCERPT: Soon, a medical device manufacturer can build a blood pressure gauge accessory and associated software application that plugs into your iPhone or iPod touch and tracks your blood pressure over time, comparing it to a network of people with similar age/body/health types to give you a relative Wellness Score and underlying data in real time.

Check it out if interested.

Mark

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