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|Videos|May 8, 2013
Mobile Healthcare's Time Has Come
Author(s)Bob Keaveney
Mobile healthcare technology is changing the meaning of the phrase "going to see the doctor." Learn what this technology is all about and how it will affect physicians like you.
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Experts on mobile health discuss how technology is changing the way physicians treat patients. Learn what is meant by the term "mobile healthcare," and about the technologies that are reshaping the patient experience.
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