Institutions & Organizations

The objective of The Partners Data Lake is to speed clinically relevant research developed across the Partners Healthcare system into the clinical setting.

The study will use Philips' InnerSense device, a feeding tube that also works as a core temperature sensor, to monitor the infants for signs of hypothermia.

The San Francisco-based organization is determined to transform healthcare for disadvantaged populations through the use of mobile technology.

CCmHI will work on developing mHealth solutions, implementing clinical evaluations, and contributing to implementation of affordable mHealth tools.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been using pilots as part of its development strategy for VA mHealth apps since 2011.

Called an Automatic Ingestion Monitor, or AIM, the device would automate what is currently the manual process of inputting the food items through an app.

Nonetheless, healthcare professionals are embracing the technology with 67% of those surveyed either using telemedicine to provide services now.

With the new software, healthcare providers, patients and caregivers will now have glucose readings from a sensor that are closest yet to lab accuracy.

The partnership will make maternal, newborn and child health content available through the Internet.org initiative, while also offering free basic services.

By embedding Google Glass into the medical curriculum, students will have access to cutting edge technology and an enhanced learning experience.