Watch: Emanuel disses wearable tech, and other Connected Health highlights
Partners HealthCare has posted videos of Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel's provocative Connected Health Symposium 2015 keynote, as well as some other conference highlights.
Connected Health brought together great tech, case studies, reality checks
MedCity News reporter Neil Versel recaps his first visit to the annual Connected Health Symposium.
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‘I think you can forget about wearables for the masses’
At the Connected Health Symposium, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel didn't hide his skepticism about the potential for wearable technology to improve healthcare.
Technology helps people navigate ‘thin line’ of behavioral health
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Is healthcare approaching wearables in all the wrong ways?
At the Connected Health Summit, a Kaiser Permanente executive said video would turn out to be more important for healthcare than wearables.