Cars That Can Monitor a Driver's Health Wall Street Journal

What the car of the near future will sense about your biology. Auto makers are researching technology that could feed your heart rate, blood pressure and other biometric responses into the car's computers, the better to determine when you're drowsy or overwhelmed with distracting media. MIT researcher Bryan Reimer and WSJ's Joe White has details on Lunch Break.

ITU WORKSHOPS: "e-Health service in low-resource setting", Tokyo, Japan

ITU workshop on "e-Health service in low-resource setting: Requirements and ITU role" and ITU-T Fourth meeting of FG-DR & NRR, Tokyo, Japan, 4 - 8 February 2013.

Wellness Conversation 3/29/14 - Mental Health Impact on Employers

Matt Schwartz, Chair of Mayor's Healthy Hometown Worksite Wellness Committee talks with Randy Schrodt, Integrative Psychiatrist about the impact of mental health on employers.

Wellness Conversation 2/18/2016 - Telehealth

Matt Schwartz, Chair of Mayor's Healthy Hometown Worksite Wellness Committee, talks with Sharon Boost, On Life Health, about Telehealth. Accessing care virtually.

Adam Darkins: International Congress on Telehealth and Telecare 2012

Interviewed at our International Congress on Telehealth and Telecare 2012, Adam Darkins gave an international perspective on telehealth, explaining how The Department of Veterans Affairs had engaged clinicians and turned its vision into reality for 72,000 veterans currently being supported at home through telemedicine.

Telecare - the ethical debate

Telecare - the ethical debate
Telecare offers potential benefits for individual users, including safety and independence. However telecare also has the potential to threaten individual users' privacy, autonomy and control. 
Social care and health professionals need to consider a range of ethical issues when supporting an individual in deciding whether to use telecare. These issues need to be considered not only before but also during and after the installation of a telecare service.