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September 22 · Issue #43 · View online
This Week in #Health #Tech #Design by @CalamineDesign - Daylighting the most intriguing news, tools and resources for startups and product designers in healthcare.
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đ Are you ready for some football! đ
Just based on the above, Iâd expect to see continued growth in genetics, telehealth and advertising, not so much on the free giveaways however. Sheesh, I guess even free has a cost in healthcare. ;)
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'DNA Day' Planned for Ravens' Game Undergoes Federal and State Scrutiny
Genetic testing company, Orig3nâs âDNA Dayâ gets sacked, as officials call a time-out on the the companyâs unique play. Â Sorry these puns basically write themselves.Â
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House Committee Passes Bill to Build Telehealth Coverage into Medicare Advantage Plans
If you thought it would take an act of Congress to see telehealth capabilities for Medicare plans, well youâre right. Telehealth is becoming more and more accepted, understood and encouraged by both sides of the aisle.
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Facebook Held a Breakfast to Promote 'Clinical Trials Strategy'
Aka âWhy pharma should advertise on Facebook.â Thatâs basically the subject of a breakfast held in New York recently for pharmaceutical marketers.
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This Futuristic Doctorâs Office Is Rolling Across The United States
The doctor will see you now.. for $149 per month plus check twitter for exact times. Â A mobile trailer designed by the startup Forward shows off the future of health care â as envisioned by Google and Uber veterans. It has raised $100 million.
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I'm the Perfect Person to Price Shop for Surgery, The Process Was Terrible
If a physician-researcher who specializes in consumerism and price transparency canât effectively price shop for a procedure, that tells you itâs pretty bad out there. It can be fixed, but thereâs more to it than just a transparency website and bundled payments.
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The Most Overlooked Growth Hack: Designing for Emotions
âAll the feels.â Iâm too old to know if Iâm using that phrase properly, however, I can tell you that designing for emotion is the holy grail of product design and only a few companies actually achieve it.
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Flat UI Elements Attract Less Attention and Cause Uncertainty
Flat falls flat? Â In an eyetracking experiment comparing different clickability clues, weak and flat signifiers required more user effort than strong ones.Â
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Slides: The Beginning of Uber
Itâs always great to see the early pitch decks from wildly successful companies. Itâs like looking at old photos of your kids and thinking, âAwh, they were so young and sweet back then.â
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Archives: This Week in #Health #Tech #Design
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