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May 26, 2013
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Today Happtique has published its final standards for the certification of mobile health apps under the Happtique Health App Certification Program (HACP). As we reported in the Fall Happtique has…
Sixty accountable care organizations (ACOs) from 15 states have come together to create a not-for-profit organization. The goal of the organization is to work to increase the quality of care,…
Back in September of last year we reported that Representative Mike Honda (D-California) was going to introduce legislation to create an Office of Wireless Health within the Food and Drug…
In addition to public safety concerns, many communities recently struck by Hurricane Sandy lost cell service leaving users unable to reach family and loved ones or reach out for help.…
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued it’s final rules for the implementation of Mobile Body Area Networks (or MBANs). This technology allows hospitals to monitor patients with wireless devices, giving…
Guest Blog by Leslie Oley, MedtechWomen

Editors Note: Leslie is a clinical and technical marketing consultant to medical device companies. She wrote this blog based on her experience putting together…
An article the Smithsonian provides a good overview of recent trends and innovations in the mHealth space – as well as some of the risks. The piece echoes our observation…
As we reported on Monday, Redwood City’s Proteus Digital Health has received FDA 510(k) premarket approval for its ingestible sensor. http://proteusdigitalhealth.com/proteus-digital-health-announces-fda-clearance-of-ingestible-sensor/
What is particularly neat about this, other than the…
When it comes to regulation of mHealth apps, intent matters according to Bakul Patel, policy director for the FDA’s Office of the Center Director, Center for Device and Radiological Health…
This article in HealthTechZone does a laudable job in contrasting consumer medical apps with medical apps for doctors and hospitals.
However, like much recent commentary, it does not note the…