Defining the "Black Bag" for the 21st Century: The Evolution of Mobile eHealth

Defining the "Black Bag" for the 21st Century: The Evolution of Mobile eHealth Applications

Published Date: October 2007

Published By: The Diffusion Group (TDG Research)

Page Count: 41

Order Code: R662-61

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1.0 Introduction: 1.1 Understanding the eHealth Sector and the Role of Mobile Technology; 1.2 The Challenges Facing Mobile eHealth
2.0 Methodology & Definitions: 2.1 Methodology; 2.2 So Just What is a "Smartphone"?
3.0 Overview of the eHealth Space: 3.1 Mobile Technology & Healthcare - A Perfect Fit; 3.2 Mobile Technology and the "Worried Well" - An Interesting Fit; 3.3 It's All About the Applications
4.0 The Carrier Perspective on Mobile eHealth: 4.1 The Emergence of High-Speed Wireless Wide Area Networks; 4.2 The Wi-Fi/Cellular Chasm; 4.3 Partnership Potential; 4.4 Future for Mobile Carriers; 4.4.1 Expanding Rollout of Advanced Mobile Networks & Services
5.0 Device Manufacturers Stake Healthcare Turf: 5.1 Palm; 5.2 Research-in-Motion (RIM); 5.3 Motorola
6.0 Key Opportunities: 6.1 Understanding the Four Pillars of Healthcare Applications; 6.2 Explicating the Four Pillars
7.0 Key Obstacles: 7.1 Enterprise IT Challenges; 7.2 Mobile Device Use at the Point of Care - A Danger to the Patient?
8.0 Emerging Trends: 8.1 Multimedia Applications; 8.2 Consumer Monitoring Applications
9.0 Forecasting Smartphone Adoption Among Physicians
10.0 Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways: 10.1 The Evolution to Mobile Workflow Tools; 10.2 Factors Driving the Mobile Health Ecosystem; 10.3 The Real Opportunity - Unified Management; 10.4 Key Takeaways
Appendix A. Key Companies Mentioned in this Report
List of Figures: Figure 1 The eHealth Ecosystem; Figure 2 Challenges Driving eHealth Applications; Figure 3 The Four Pillars of the Healthcare Smartphone Application Space; Figure 4 Active Physicians in the U.S. (2006 thru 2011); Figure 5 U.S. Physicians with Smartphones (2006 thru 2011); Figure 6 Smartphone Penetration among Active U.S. Physicians(2006-2011)