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I was wandering the web world again because a colleague at work wrote a blog on a cool word: Tomosynthesis; which simple means a 3D image of part of a body from multiple xrays.
This started my journey and while at the site that he linked to about ‘Painless Mammography via tomosynthesis’, I came across this guy: Shaun Riley who is on youtube and twitter (two guesses who I’m now following!). While browing the page on tomosynthesis I saw the small video to the top right which looked like Microsoft Surface and I am always curious about new tech. So I opened it and noticed that it was hosted by the same guy who was labled as a ‘favourite tweep’. Eh voila, here we are!
Long story short here are two video’s that Shaun Riley has shared that look exceptionally inspiring for our near future.
The development of using microsofts surface technology and interface along with Amalga as the application to share information between doctors and their patients during a consultation.
Hope we can help impact and perform in this arena too. These video’s were provided by Shaun of healthtechnica.
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Until the next post, internet.
Hello Catherine!
Thanks for the follow on Twitter!! I am up to ~19,000 followers now, so sorry if I haven’t followed you back yet. I will… just takes time
I am glad you liked the Surface videos. I think this project has some great future uses for the outpatient clinic space. I easily could foresee physicians connecting Surface, Amalga, and HealthVault to improve the overall patient experience.
Thanks!
Shawn