There will be the second medical device connectivity conference in San Diego the end of this month. Unfortunately, I will not able to attend because I will be in Europe. However, I did desire to voice my discussions surrounding the need or desire for dedicated spectrum for “medical device” [...] Continue Reading…
Dedicated Wireless Spectrum for Medical Device Use
September 12th, 2010 by David HoglundRelated Posts
Vocera Use Model in RF Challenging Healthcare Environments
August 24th, 2010 by David HoglundIt has come to my attention this week that a major IDN seems to be having difficulty having a great experience with Vocera badges on Cisco infrastructure. www.vocera.com
While certainly I believe Cisco knows their stuff; the fact is that healthcare is a very, very challenging multi-path environment. You add [...] Continue Reading…
Real Time Spectrum Analysis Lowers Risk for WLAN Enabled Medical devices
August 22nd, 2010 by David HoglundPart of reason WMTS (Wireless Medical Telemetry Service) is somewhat considered legacy, is that there is no way to actually real time validate sources of interference. RF is RF, and even licensed spectrum is susceptible to interference. WMTS simply can not take advantage of enterprise tools. Perhaps real time spectrum analysis [...] Continue Reading…
The I-Pad and the Healthcare Vertical
August 13th, 2010 by David HoglundI have to admit, I am going out today and buying one. This device has finally crossed the chasm and I think Apple may have a real shot at making a mobile computing platform for healthcare “finally” take off. Several things that really stand out about this platform make it [...] Continue Reading…
