Archive for the ‘Health Concerns’ Category

Message from Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer:  Starting today, Microsoft Office 2010 is available in 240 countries, 10 languages, and over 35,000 retail stores worldwide. In the course of the next year it will be available in 94 languages and will ship…(read more)

Tomorrow I have a brief meeting with some executives from AARP . The purpose of the meeting is to review some of the cool things Microsoft is doing in health around the world.  In preparing for the meeting I spent a bit of time on the AARP web site…(read more)

Our June program of Microsoft Health Tech Today is now live on the web.  This months program includes four segments.  Featured topics include an amazing service, Would Technology Network , that helps community nurse specialists cure patients…(read more)

Compared to citizens in the US, Canadians have always had something to crow about.  Every citizen in Canada has healthcare.  Sure, the system isnt perfect but it does provide a safety net for all Canadian citizens.  Never mind that no…(read more)

Theres nothing new about health statistics.  City, county, state and federal agencies have been reporting them for years.  Weve all seen stats on death rates for this disease or that.  We know that the US has an appalling infant mortality…(read more)

Im delighted to provide a sneak preview of our season closer for Microsoft Health Tech Today .  Our June program, which launches June 9th, has a terrific line-up of special guests and cool technologies at the intersection of health and information…(read more)

This morning I wrapped up my duties at WCIT2010 by participating on the eHealth tracks closing summary panel.  I was joined on the panel by KPMG health leader, Dr. Jan C. deBoer RE; patient advocate Dave (ePatient Dave) Debronkart; Menzis CEO, Roger…(read more)

This week Im writing from the World Congress on Information Technology in Amsterdam.  Yesterday I delivered a keynote address for the eHealth track of this multidisciplinary conference that has drawn more than 2000 delegates from across Europe and…(read more)

In Hospitals and Health Networks Weekly , Healthcare futurist Joe Flower offers a provocative essay on innovation in the health industry in his article Something Wizard this Way Comes .  He explains how new business models and technologies are leading…(read more)

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