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8 January 2008

Brown pledges telehealth for 100,000

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has pledged to offer telehealth services to 100,000 people with long term conditions in a speech
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18 December 2007

2008: the year telecare grows up?

A large evaluation of assistive technologies across health and social care begins next year, Fiona Barr reports.
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23 August 2007

Docobo extend telehealth to mobile phones

Telehealth specialist Docobo has developed a new mobile phone application enabling remote monitoring of patients with long term health conditions.
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2 August 2007

Stockport practice pioneers online asthma self-care

A GP practice in Stockport has successfully piloted a groundbreaking new online monitoring service for asthma patients enabling them to
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9 July 2007

DH details 100 assistive technology projects it has funded

Nearly 100 research projects on assistive technology including telecare and telehealth schemes were funded by the government or the European
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13 April 2007

Patients helped by remote monitoring, study finds

Remote monitoring of patients with chronic heart failure has a positive impact on clinical outcomes, according to a study published
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26 March 2007

Central Surrey use telemedicine to tackle COPD

Central Surrey Health NHS Trust have shown that using telemedicine as support for treating patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
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12 January 2007

Telecare firm supports learning disability project

Telecare provider, Tunstall, has joined a new project called Through Assistive Technology to Employment (TATE), designed to increase employability for
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27 June 2006

Unwinding the cord

NHS Direct aims to develop its core health advice service to offer a range of remote care additional services to
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27 February 2006

Technology ‘should be used in long term conditions’

Technology should be used in several ways to help people who have long-term conditions care for themselves, although caution must
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