Dr. Elizabeth Cote, from Harvard Humane Initiative collects patient data at Fond Parisien, Haiti using iPhone and iCharts from www.CareTools.com. The developers were kind enough to customize the form in less than a week to support fields and info required to comply with international disaster data collection standards. HT / Dr. Enoch Choi
3 Responses for “Collecting Patient Info in Haiti Using the iPhone”
Leave a Reply
THCB ADS
@thcbstaff Twitter Feed
- RT @health2con: In Context: Patients as the Bottleneck | Health 2.0 News http://t.co/FpC8u6rU
(about 15 hours ago) - How Much Weight Should Anecdotes Really Have In Health Policy? http://t.co/ETHBhy5l
(about 17 hours ago) - More evidence links calcium supplements to heart attacks http://t.co/l6vrV2gH via @CNNhealth
(about 20 hours ago) - At WLSA: PepsiCo tests the wireless health waters http://t.co/SW44JXbt via @mobihealthnews
(about 20 hours ago) - Analysis: Drugmakers vulnerable if health law revoked http://t.co/6j4qNnET via @reutershealth
(about 20 hours ago)
I think it’s really interesting to see the new uses that people come up with for technology- things that were not intended by the creators. It’s great. I can’t wait to see what the iPad gets used for.
What to help Haiti? There’s and app for that.
Hi Enoch,
Am I the only one disappointed with the Harvard Humane Initiative’s effort on this one?
http://bit.ly/dnGiaY