Clinicians are 250% more likely to own a tablet than her consumers

40% of healthcare professionals said tablets help cut down time spent on

administrative tasks

88% of healthcare professionals want patients to monitor their own health

at home

HEALTHCARE APPS ARE AN IDEAL SOLUTION AND HAVEBEEN STEADILY INCREASING IN POPULARITY, ALONGSIDETHE RISE IN SMARTPHONE AND TABLET USAGE

40% 88%

Healthcare goals

e-Learning& training

Operationalefficiency

Cost reduction

Safer patient care

Reducing bureaucratic& regulatory burdens

The year the NHSaim to be paper free

2018

2 OUT OF 3 NURSES AND MEDICAL STAFF STILL RELY ON HANDWRITTEN NOTES AND CORRIDOR CONVERSATIONS TO COMMUNICATE VITAL PATIENT INFO

OF THESE HAVE NOWI-FI ACCESS, YET...

BELIEVE THAT HAVING ACCESS TO WI-FI WOULD IMPROVE THEIR ABILITY TO PROVIDE BETTER PATIENT CARE

37%37%2 32 3OUTOFOUTOF

66%66%

However, how can this be achieved when...

NHS NET EXPENDITURE

2002-2003

2012-2013

2014

£57.049BILLION

£105.254BILLION

(PLANNED)£109.956BILLION

THE AVERAGE GP APPOINTMENT COSTS

THE NHS £25EACH VISIT TO A

WALK-IN CENTRE COSTSTHE NHS £63+

A VISIT TO A&E CANCOST THE NHS £59-117

HEALTHCAREGOES MOBILETHE ROLE OF SMARTPHONE APPS IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR

Bh men and women live an average of 10 years longer than they did before the creation of

the NHS in 1948, however the healthcare sector is under an enormous amount of pressure to

deliver an exceptional service which is free at the point of use.

mHealth is big news, and here's why...

PUBLIC USE VS CLINICAL USEPUBLIC USE VS CLINICAL USE

THE PUBLIC CAN USEHEALTHCARE APPS TO:

CLINICIANS CAN USEHEALTHCARE APPS TO:

Track their fitness

Monitor theirheart rate

Calculate their BMIand calorie intake

Check their symptoms beforeseeking medical help

Globally, 1.2 billion smartphone users have health conditions which could be managed through smartphone apps

The 1.3 million NHS staff members could benefit from less paperwork, faster access to information and having access to e-Learning

Access medical records

Quickly search throughemergency procedure handbooks

View and edit staffroster systems

Manage documentationand board papers

Using smartphones and healthcare apps can benefit bh the public and healthcare professionals, thanks to their versatility, familiarity and convenience.

There are currently

medical apps available for Android and Apple devices

Apple is rumoured to be developing a HealthBook app for iOS8, whichwill give the user feedback through their mobile device about aspectsof their health and fitness, such as heart rate, activity levels and nutrition.

On account of the growing interest in healthcare apps combined with the popularity of wearable technology, mHealth is due to transform healthcare for medical professionals and the general public alike.

The ture of mHealth...The ture of mHealth...

4116641166Medical apps on iTunes:

24876

Medical apps on Google Play:

16290

APPLE vs ANDROIDAPPLE vs ANDROID

Apps will be used in healthcare 'as oen as antibii': http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-04/29/wired-health-bruce-hellman

Healthcare and technology statisti: http://ansonalex.com/infographi/healthcare-and-technology-statisti-2012-infographic/

Statisti on the use of mHealth: http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/healthcare-information-technology/6-statisti-on-the-use-of-mhealth.html

NHS A&E charges: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nhs-accident-emergency-charges-one-2982132#ixzz30Ss6ui8Z 

NHS statisti: http://www.nhsconfed.org/priorities/political-engagement/Pages/NHS-statisti.aspx

Doctors now use smartphones at work:Doctors now use smartphones at work: http://mhealthwatch.com/8-in-10-doctors-now-use-smartphones-at-work-21230/

65 facts about the NHS: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nhs-65th-birthday-65-fascinating-2015188

iOS statisti: http://148apps.biz/ apple

Android statisti: http://www.appbrain.com/

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