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Thinking about Kierkegaard’s distinction of Plato and Xenophon

I have been recently thinking about two different kinds of love. In one, the lover can comfortably dwell with the other and in another lover is at unrest aiming to seize the other, and make them better. Dwelling kind of love requires kinosis, letting the beloved be but seizing kind of love is actually in love with an idea and demands to see that idea in the other and wants to perfect the other to…

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Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market expectation surges with changing trends by company analysis and rising demand through 2026 | Runtastic, Nike, MyFitnessPal, Azumio, Kinosis, GoodRX, Leafly, and Epocrates.

mHealth is an abbreviation for mobile health, a term used f for the practise of medicine and public health that is assisted by mobile devices. Mobile communication technologies, such as cellphones, tablet computers, and personal digital assistants (PDAs), as well as wearable devices, such as smart watches, are frequently utilised for health services, information, and data collecting. he use of information and communication technology (ICT) for health services and information, such as computers, mobile phones, communications satellites, patient monitors, and so on, has arisen as a sub-segment of eHealth. Through mobile health apps, patients have access to vital healthcare solutions, expert insights, and educational materials.

The use of mobile devices in collecting community and clinical health data, delivering/sharing healthcare information for practitioners, researchers, and patients, real-time monitoring of patient vital signs, direct provision of care (via mobile telemedicine), and training and collaboration of health workers are all examples of mHealth applications.

The developments in healthcare are huge and interwoven as a result of the revolution in mobile technology. For both caregivers and payers, increased patient involvement and the use of mobile technologies are viewed as key facilitators of care management. Mobile health's capacity to access and transmit healthcare information across systems and entities has far-reaching consequences. Physicians, hospitals, sponsors, communities, and patients may all benefit from mobile health apps that support their workflows. Read more @ https://cmiaspireblog.blogspot.com/2021/10/mobile-health-apps-and-solutions-market.html

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Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Set for Rapid Growth And Trend by 2026

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Overview

Proliferation of mobile devices provides an entirely new and effective dimension to the healthcare industry, wherein solutions can be provided to end users in an extremely easy-to-use manner that can be accessed irrespective of the use location. Advent of mHealth apps and solutions have led the healthcare solutions market to expand its reach from hospitals to primary care and office space. The industry is witnessing influx of various start-ups venturing into the market, leading to high competition. Click To Read More On Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market.

Mobile health apps segment is expected to grow at impressive double digit CAGR over the forecast period (2016–2024), creating new market opportunities for the players worldwide.

Proliferation of smartphones fueling mobile health apps and solutions market growth

Over 600 million people are expected to use mobile healthcare apps by 2017, creating a highly lucrative market opportunity for healthcare players. The industry is projected to be mainly driven by growing healthcare expenditure and consumer changing lifestyle. Advancements in computing ability of mobile devices would bridge the gap between patient’s expectation and treatment delivered. The technology is perceived to be an enabler of quality healthcare.

Though the industry is set to grow at a robust rate, lack of collaborations among healthcare service providers and low healthcare apps utilities awareness among the masses are major industry pitfalls.

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Taxonomy:

Coherent Market Insights has segmented the mobile health apps and solutions market on the basis of following:

Operating System

Product Type

Therapeutic Application

Devices

On the basis of operating system, iOS mHealth app is expected dominated the market in 2015. However, the segment is expected to lose major market share to android app segment by 2024.

Among device segments, smartphones are expected to dominate the market, followed closely by tablets through 2024. Tablets are expected to be most prominent in developed regions.

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market – Competitive Landscape

Major players in the mobile health apps and solutions market include Runtastic, Nike, MyFitnessPal, Azumio, GP Apps, Pacer Health, Kinosis, GoodRX, Leafly, and Epocrates.

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Emergence of connected and integrated healthcare solutions driving growth of North America and Europe markets

The mobile health apps and solutions market report covers market analysis across regions namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.

Geographically, Europe, followed closely by North America is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period. Presence of leading mHealth service providers, along with wide availability of high-quality healthcare amenities, and increased healthcare awareness is expected to bolster market growth.

The market in Asia Pacific is growing at the fastest rate, driven primarily by rising demand in China and India. China and India account for over 36% of global population, creating lucrative market opportunity for players in the long run. Markets in Latin America, Middle East, and Africa are expected to grow at a relatively sluggish rate, with upward growth traction expected in the mid of the forecast period.

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Coherent Market Insights is a prominent market research and consulting firm offering action-ready syndicated research reports, custom market analysis, consulting services, and competitive analysis through various recommendations related to emerging market trends, technologies, and potential absolute dollar opportunity.

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Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market : Factors Influencing The Growth Rate Of Flavour Enhancer Industry In Key Regions

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Overview

Proliferation of mobile devices provides an entirely new and effective dimension to the healthcare industry, wherein solutions can be provided to end users in an extremely easy-to-use manner that can be accessed irrespective of the use location. Advent of mHealth apps and solutions have led the healthcare solutions market to expand its reach from hospitals to primary care and office space.  The industry is witnessing influx of various start-ups venturing into the market, leading to high competition.

Mobile health apps segment is expected to grow at impressive double digit CAGR over the forecast period (2016–2024), creating new market opportunities for the players worldwide.

Proliferation of smartphones fueling mobile health apps and solutions market growth

Over 600 million people are expected to use mobile healthcare apps by 2017, creating a highly lucrative market opportunity for healthcare players. The industry is projected to be mainly driven by growing healthcare expenditure and consumer changing lifestyle. Advancements in computing ability of mobile devices would bridge the gap between patient’s expectation and treatment delivered. The technology is perceived to be an enabler of quality healthcare.

Though the industry is set to grow at a robust rate, lack of collaborations among healthcare service providers and low healthcare apps utilities awareness among the masses are major industry pitfalls.

Emergence of connected and integrated healthcare solutions driving growth of North America and Europe markets

The mobile health apps and solutions market report covers market analysis across regions namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.

Geographically, Europe, followed closely by North America is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period. Presence of leading mHealth service providers, along with wide availability of high-quality healthcare amenities, and increased healthcare awareness is expected to bolster market growth.

The market in Asia Pacific is growing at the fastest rate, driven primarily by rising demand in China and India. China and India account for over 36% of global population, creating lucrative market opportunity for players in the long run.  Markets in Latin America, Middle East, and Africa are expected to grow at a relatively sluggish rate, with upward growth traction expected in the mid of the forecast period.

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market – Competitive Landscape

Major players in the mobile health apps and solutions market include Runtastic, Nike, MyFitnessPal, Azumio, GP Apps, Pacer Health, Kinosis, GoodRX, Leafly, and Epocrates.

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Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market – Industry Insights, Trends, and Opportunity Analysis, 2016-2024

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Overview

Proliferation of mobile devices provides an entirely new and effective dimension to the healthcare industry, wherein solutions can be provided to end users in an extremely easy-to-use manner that can be accessed irrespective of the use location. Advent of mHealth apps and solutions have led the healthcare solutions market to expand its reach from hospitals to primary care and office space.  The industry is witnessing influx of various start-ups venturing into the market, leading to high competition.

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Mobile health apps segment is expected to grow at impressive double digit CAGR over the forecast period (2016–2024), creating new market opportunities for the players worldwide.

Proliferation of smartphones fueling mobile health apps and solutions market growth

Over 600 million people are expected to use mobile healthcare apps by 2017, creating a highly lucrative market opportunity for healthcare players. The industry is projected to be mainly driven by growing healthcare expenditure and consumer changing lifestyle. Advancements in computing ability of mobile devices would bridge the gap between patient’s expectation and treatment delivered. The technology is perceived to be an enabler of quality healthcare.

Though the industry is set to grow at a robust rate, lack of collaborations among healthcare service providers and low healthcare apps utilities awareness among the masses are major industry pitfalls.

Emergence of connected and integrated healthcare solutions driving growth of North America and Europe markets

The mobile health apps and solutions market report covers market analysis across regions namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.

Geographically, Europe, followed closely by North America is expected to dominate the market throughout the forecast period. Presence of leading mHealth service providers, along with wide availability of high-quality healthcare amenities, and increased healthcare awareness is expected to bolster market growth.

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The market in Asia Pacific is growing at the fastest rate, driven primarily by rising demand in China and India. China and India account for over 36% of global population, creating lucrative market opportunity for players in the long run.  Markets in Latin America, Middle East, and Africa are expected to grow at a relatively sluggish rate, with upward growth traction expected in the mid of the forecast period.

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market – Competitive Landscape

Major players in the mobile health apps and solutions market include Runtastic, Nike, MyFitnessPal, Azumio, GP Apps, Pacer Health, Kinosis, GoodRX, Leafly, and Epocrates.

Mobile Health Apps and Solutions Market Taxonomy:

Coherent Market Insights has segmented the mobile health apps and solutions market on the basis of following:

Operating System

Product Type

Therapeutic Application

Devices

On the basis of operating system, iOS mHealth app is expected dominated the market in 2015. However, the segment is expected to lose major market share to android app segment by 2024. 

Among device segments, smartphones are expected to dominate the market, followed closely by tablets through 2024. Tablets are expected to be most prominent in developed regions.

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About Coherent Market Insights:

Coherent Market Insights is a prominent market research and consulting firm offering action-ready syndicated research reports, custom market analysis, consulting services, and competitive analysis through various recommendations related to emerging market trends, technologies, and potential absolute dollar opportunity.

Contact Us:

Mr. Shah

Coherent Market Insights

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Digital health round-up – government and Sandoz recognise trailblazing projects

The UK government has awarded £17 million as part of its Digital Health Catalyst to identify digital health projects that it hopes could revolutionise healthcare.

Winners include developing artificial intelligence for bed availability in hospitals, and 3D printing to create tablets and smart phone applications to improve the treatment of complex wounds.

As part of its industrial strategy, the government hopes to encourage innovation in medical technology, inciting economic growth by building on the country’s strength as a leader in life sciences research.

The catalyst is a cross-departmental initiative involving the departments of health and business, as well as the government agency Innovate UK, with funding allocated by UK Research and Innovation.

The projects are based across the country, in places as diverse as Cumbria, Devon, London and Edinburgh.

The funding, through the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund managed by UK Research and Innovation, will also support efforts to enable antibodies to be taken orally rather than through invasive injections and increasing the range of medicines that can be delivered through skin patches.

Winners include Satalia, which is working with Great Ormond Street Hospital to use artificial intelligence (AI) to schedule operating theatre work to ensure there are suitable beds available in intensive care, or on wards.

Meanwhile, Medical Data Solutions and Services, working with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, will deliver a programme using smartphone apps to support healthcare professionals and patients to monitor and improve treatment of long-term complex wounds.

Kinosis, working with University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, will use AI and digital visualisation technologies to improve surgical support and performance while assisting the standardisation of surgical procedures through better management of real-time information – the ‘Intelligent Operating Room’.

Navenio Ltd, working with the University of Oxford, will accelerate and enhance systems to track the location of porters and equipment in a hospital, for maximum efficiency – ‘an Uber for porters.’

Cadscan, working with Chester Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, will deliver a virtual reality platform using VR headsets to help people recover after a stroke.

FDA announced cyber security ‘playbook’

The FDA has unveiled new guidance outlining how healthcare organisations can prepare their medical devices and staff in the event of a security breach.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is striving to be prepared and responsive to any cyber vulnerabilities identified. It has launched a cybersecurity “playbook” aimed at healthcare delivery organisations to focus on promoting cybersecurity readiness.

Scott Gottlieb

FDA commissioner, Scott Gottlieb, issued a statement in collaboration with the non-profit MITRE Corporation, which manages federally funded research and development centres that support several US government agencies.

Gottlieb’s statement read: “The threat of cyber attacks is no longer theoretical. Cyber criminals and adversaries can inflict significant harm on networks through relatively simple methods, like emails or bugs known as malware.”

He noted that there have already been far-reaching and negative consequences of successful cyber campaigns on organisations.

“Victims include financial institutions, government agencies, and now health care systems. Even when medical devices are not being deliberately targeted, if these products are connected to a hospital network, such as radiologic imaging equipment, they may be impacted.”

He stressed that the FDA was not aware of reports of unauthorised users exploiting a cybersecurity vulnerability in a medical device that is in use by a patient, but warned that the risks exist.

The FDA also announced two memoranda of understanding (MOA) agreements bringing together multiple stakeholders to allow for increased information sharing and transparency around cybersecurity risks.

Sandoz competition encourages digital health disruption

Sandoz has announced a second competition inviting entrepreneurs and innovators in digital health to submit ideas that could complement or even disrupt established approaches to access to healthcare.

The competition, known as the Sandoz Healthcare Access Challenge (HACk) opened this week and entries close on November 30.

Novartis’ generics and biosimilars division said universal access to health is still the largest unmet medical need.

Despite some success, access varies hugely across geographies and  communities, and the competition seeks to identify and understand the needs of different communitiues.

Digital innovation promises cost-effective and practical solutions with the power to transform access.

Last year’s HACk focused on mobile health and the winners have pilot programmes up and running in Ghana, the Maldives and the Phillipines.

GoPharma, a team in Ghana is testing a medical information system for pharmacists based around WhatsApp.

In the Maldives, the Blood Drive blood donor app is up and running and is providing clinics treating thalassemia with a register of blood donors.

And in the Philippines the Sali app is giving CPR training in schools, and has a goal of 500,000 downloads.

This year’s theme is “Leveraging Digital Technologies to Solve Healthcare Access Challenges.”

The aim is to encourage ideas to improve patient access or help healthcare providers reach more people.

Three shortlisted entrants, to be announced in January 2019, will receive support from Sandoz experts to develop their ideas and transform potential into real impact.

For more details on how to enter the competition and terms and conditions, see here: https://www.sandoz.com/making-access-happen/sandoz-hack.

GPs are not ‘tech dinosaurs’

The UK’s top GP has refuted accusations that doctors are ‘technophobic dinosaurs’.

Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, chair of the Royal College of general practitioners (RCGP), said at a conference that tech companies are creating a ‘digital divide’ as younger and fitter patients are ‘siphoned off’ at the expense of those in greatest need, and then using ‘bully boy tactics’ if anyone challenges their methods.

She is scheduled to speak at the RCGP’s annual conference today, and is anticipated to say: “Those with the latest smartphone, those who speak English and live in cities, those who have high speed broadband, are being offered something that others are not.

“I believe that with the right use of technology in the future NHS we can actually aim to reduce health inequalities and counteract some of the adverse social determinants of health.

“I get really exasperated when I hear accusations that GPs are technophobic dinosaurs. What utter nonsense. GPs are not ‘afraid’ of technology or innovation. But robots don’t come cheap, tech costs money, and for GP practices that are already on the brink, implementing new, good technology is unfeasible.”

But chief medical officer of health app firm Babylon Health, Dr Mobasher Butt, hit back: “The RCGP talks about a ‘digital divide’, but the truth is the ‘digital divide’ is between organisations like Babylon, who are willing to challenge existing medical hierarchies in the interests of doing what’s best for patients, and those with vested interests who wish to keep primary care as the sole preserve of their organisations.

“It is great to see the RCGP openly highlight ‘bully boy’ tactics because this is the very stance the incumbents have taken with organisations like Babylon, who dare to go against the grain in order to improve patient care.

“As an organisation, we have certainly seen our fair share of such ‘bully boy’ tactics, including the refusal by local clinical commissioning groups to let us use empty consulting rooms and blocking access to treatment for their most vulnerable residents.”

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“et vestitus erat veste aspera sanguine” ”ed egli indossò una veste intinta nel sangue.”

Se i Deathspell Omega iniziarono il loro percorso di disgregazione e di astrazione con Si Monumentum… quest’ultimo album apparteneva ancora al mondo più ortodosso del black metal, sia musicalmente, che concettualmente che religiosamente. La trilogia che tratta di Dio, Uomo e Satana, tutti e tre indissolubilmente collegati, parte dal terreno e si astrae verso l’alto; percorre un percorso che dal corpo diventa anima e poi spirito. Kénôse essendo un EP fa rivedere il posizionamento di parte della discografia dei Deathspell Omega aggiungendo una tappa in più che non fa altro che aumentare le sfumature di queste tappe intermedie. Perché in un processo iniziatico non esistono netti cambiamenti. Prendiamo per buono che Si Monumentum… è la prima tappa di un percorso ctonio in quanto esaltatore e svelatore dei paradigmi, le speculazioni e le mistificazioni terrestri; perché il Diavolo risiede negli oggetti e nei beni materiali, principe di un mondo che è un’imperfetta (perfino a livello infinitesimale) copia del piano divino. Ragionando secondo la lettura dei tarocchi, questo percorso andrebbe fatto al contrario e comprenderebbe gli Arcani Maggiori dal XXI al XV (compresi). A questo punto Kénôse si posiziona a livello intermedio, dal corpo all’anima, dagli Arcani XIV al VIII (compresi); Fas – Ite segna il passaggio dall’anima allo spirito, dagli Arcani VII al I (compresi), e per finire Paracletus che, comprendendo l’Arcano zero, l’oblio, si posiziona alla gine di questo percorso. O al principio... e al principio venne il Logos, e il Logos era presso Dio, e il Logos era Dio....

“ecce lignum crucis in quo salus mundi pependit”. “ecco il legno della croce, alla quale fu appeso il salvatore del mondo”.

 Ma non è una lettura divinatoria che occorre per decifrare questa parte di discografia. È utile però per capire lo stadio intermedio di Kénôse. La parola kenosis (κηνοσις)  ha un’attinenza con la parola skènoma (σκηνωμα), che a sua volta deriva da skènos (σκηνος). Skènos è la tenda che rappresenta il Corpo di Cristo; è la testimonianza dell’incarnazione, del sangue, del corpo. Questa elemento sacrificale è ben percettibile in tutto l’artwork, pregno di metafisiche sostanze ematiche che formano nervi, muscoli e tensioni carnose. La kenosi è l’auto-svuotamento del Logos divino nell’incarnazione; è tutta la potenza di Dio dentro il corpo umano del Figlio, oppure quando Hasjarl confuta la citata lettera ai Colossesi “Egli è davanti a ogni cosa, e tutte le cose sussistono in lui”; per quanto enorme, e onnipotente, omni-comprendente sia questo concetto, non si arriva all’immensa, impensabile, incontenibile essenza del Logos. La natura riflessiva, progressiva delle sonorità di Kénôse, tendono al progressive-rock anni ’70 (ovviamente nella pelle bestiale del metal estremo); le chitarre perdono distorsione rispetto a Si Monumentum… ma acquisiscono una viscosità ematica perfettamente visibile nell’artwork. Cellule, utero, vene e terminazioni nervose emergono dai corpi abortiti del libretto; microcosmo e macrocosmo continuamente comparati e inchiodati dalle chitarre slegate che lasceranno i riff e gli arpeggi tipicamente black metal per approdare ad uno stadio free-jazz-core.

“Et proiectus est draco ille magnus, serpens antiquus qui vocatur Diabulus et Satanas qui seducit universum orbem proiectus est in terram et angeli eius cum illo missi sunt”. (Revelations 12:09 “E il gran dragone, il serpente antico, che è chiamato Diavolo e Satana, il seduttore di tutto il mondo, fu gettato giù; fu gettato sulla terra, e con lui furon gettati gli angeli suoi.” (Apocalisse 12:09)

Le atmosfere manichee dell’album vanno da alcune fra le parti più estreme di tutti i Deathspell Omega, ad altre prettamente atmosferiche e liturgiche; dal canto gregoriano dell’intro, alle parti acquatiche e rumoristiche di III, con Mikko che sospira preghiere e riflessioni in una chiusura funeral doom.

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Kiddo / End Credits from Andrea Braga on Vimeo.

End Credits and Screen Graphics for Kiddo, a proof of Concept Trailer Pitch created by Tito Fernandes. Film developed by a worldwide team of artists in association with VFX partner company Unit. An action/adventure/thriller coming of age story about a young orphan girl named Kim (20s) and her two unusual buddies’ journey to find inner resolution and their place in the world. You can watch the full teaser HERE!

TITLES CREDITS Production Company - Kinosys Films Direction & Design - Andrea Braga Animation - Andrea Braga Additional Animation - Mathieu Antoine Compositing - Andrea Braga Modelling - Tito Fernandes

FILM CREDITS Writers - Tito Fernandes / David Fernandes Antonia Tootill - (as) Kim Producer - Tito Fernandes Co-Producer - Adam Luckwell Associate Associate Producer - Robert Cairns Cinematography - Yana Rits-Cairns Music - David Stone Hamilton Edited - Chris J. Hunter Sound design - Chris Southwell Colourist - Nick Dalby Costume Designer / Maker - Alessio O’Driscoll Hair & Makeup - Ruth Boon Screen Graphics / End Credits - Andrea Braga VFX Supervisor - Tito Fernandes 3D Supervisor - Raphaël Beyaert