Wow. No other way to describe it. While reading BBC online via my app this a.m., I came across this little treat:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21586082
A couple of items which struck a chord with me:
1. The term "consumer based health care". I love this, and have been using it for years in my classes. Be a savvy consumer; shop around, and collect information. Never a bad thing at all.
2. While the app won't be available until the end of March, and they discuss using it in developing countries, I think this could be incredibly useful in our country
Random Sidebar: I love TED conferences. Great info, and possibly the second most used app I use, behind Netflix of course. If you haven't explored TED Talks yet, check them out here. A good buddy of mine turned me onto them.
While it's early yet, and nothing is completely substantiated, this could have a huge impact on urinalysis in the AT setting. Essentially, this has the potential to take our urinalysis test strips to the next level. I surmise that most ATC's now own a smartphone (I could be wrong here, but it seems that way to me). How easy would it be to download this app (at a marginal cost, mind you), and run the test strips! This could make the referral and management process much smoother and more efficient.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21586082
A couple of items which struck a chord with me:
1. The term "consumer based health care". I love this, and have been using it for years in my classes. Be a savvy consumer; shop around, and collect information. Never a bad thing at all.
2. While the app won't be available until the end of March, and they discuss using it in developing countries, I think this could be incredibly useful in our country
Random Sidebar: I love TED conferences. Great info, and possibly the second most used app I use, behind Netflix of course. If you haven't explored TED Talks yet, check them out here. A good buddy of mine turned me onto them.
While it's early yet, and nothing is completely substantiated, this could have a huge impact on urinalysis in the AT setting. Essentially, this has the potential to take our urinalysis test strips to the next level. I surmise that most ATC's now own a smartphone (I could be wrong here, but it seems that way to me). How easy would it be to download this app (at a marginal cost, mind you), and run the test strips! This could make the referral and management process much smoother and more efficient.
I've been introduced to TED talks in my sports psych class this semester. Here's a neat one if you haven't seen it.
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