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3g medicine — Removing the wires of telemedicine

Télémédecine Sans Fil: La Médecine de 3ème Génération

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Maturing telemedicine technologies, struggling mobile networking revenues and increased personal healthcare awareness have provided the foundations for a new market niche that of “3g Medicine”. During the last 5 years telemedicine (based on internet and web technologies) is becoming a reality both in terms of developing technologies and supportive legislation. Combined with an increased awareness not only for outpatients but also for the “well-worried” (healthy and health conscious) 3g Medicine Services will play an important role in personal healthcare management. This paper presents a categorization of 3g Medicine services and the need to integrate technologies.

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L’arrivée à maturité des technologies de la télémédecine, les efforts pour diminuer les coûts des réseaux mobiles, et la prise en compte croissante de la santé personnelle ont permis de poser les bases d’un nouveau marché, celui de la médecine de 3e génération (Médecineg). Au cours des cinq dernières années, la telémédecine, qui s’appuie sur les technologies de l’internet et de la toile, est devenue une réalité aussi bien au niveau des développements technologiques que de la mise en place de règles légales. Associée à un intérêt croissant pour les patients externalisés, aussi bien qu’aux bien-portants soucieux de leur santé, les services offerts par la médecine 3g vont jouer un rôle important dans la gestion personnelle de notre santé. Cet article propose une catégorisation de ces services, et met en évidence la nécessité d’intégrer les technologies.

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Marsh, A. 3g medicine — Removing the wires of telemedicine. Ann. Télécommun. 58, 719–739 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03001527

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