Showing posts with label Ageing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ageing. Show all posts

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Linkcare showcased in the 4YFN @ MWC2016

Collaborative Community Care (3C)

How to implement it?

As a part of the Digital Health & Wellness Summit, Linkcare presented its innovation in Collaborative Community Care (3C). Jose Sanchez explained how Linkcare allows health care professionals, caregivers, neighbours and patients get coordinated and more engaged in taking care of their health. 3C is becoming the most effective and viable way for providing care support for an ageing population having long term conditions.


Pictures thanks to ECHALLIANCE

Pictures thanks to ECHALLIANCE


The session took take place on Monday 22nd of February, at the 4YFN venue, 17:00 hours.

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Linkcare introduces mobile health for village doctors at 16th Shanghai Bio-forum 2014

Linkcare introduced its mobile app for family doctors in China s part of the 2014 Shanghai Bio-forum conference


The 16th Shanghai International Forum on Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Industry (BIO-FORUM 2014) was held at Shanghai Convention & Exhibition Center of International Sourcing on 22-24 May 2014. The conference has become a major international forum of the bio-medical industry.


In this edition, Linkcare has introduced its collaborative medicine platform for village doctors. This new app is a cooperation with the Chinese Rural Doctor Association and will provide multiple services to doctors, such as on line digital medical records, medical visit registration, preventive medicine screening, medication follow up, etc..


The app will also allow rural doctors to follow continued medical education programs in compliance with the Chinese Ministry of Health guidelines on improving village doctors medical knowledge.


As the digital medical framework deploys, the annonimous aggregated health information collected will help to improve the knowledge of the population health profile and help planning the resources to cover the needs of the population.

The village doctors project has been supported by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness under the project IDENSSA (INNPACTO program grant number IPT-2011-1333-900000)