Christine Chang is an analyst on Datamonitor?s Public Sector Technology team, specifically covering the healthcare industry. Her research focuses on technologies for providers and payers and analysis of the market trends and end-user pain points within this sector. She has considerable experience researching the telehealth and electronic health record markets, having published numerous reports and market forecasts in these areas which detail the challenges of moving these technologies from the early stages of adoption to widespread use. Christine has spoken at the American Telemedicine Association?s 2007 mid-year conference and has been quoted in publications such as Healthcare IT News, Healthcare Informatics and Health Data Management. Prior to joining Datamonitor, she worked at the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation where she monitored affiliation contracts, analyzed staffing allocations and revised policies and procedures.
Apple’s recent announcement that it is allowing third party developers
to create applications on the iPhone will have tremendous effects on the
healthcare industry. Healthcare technology applications – particularly
electronic health records (EHRs) and clinical decision support (CDS) –
will be more likely to be adopted by physicians, translating into better
healthcare for patients.
The next time you go to your doctor’s office, check to see if he/she is
using an iPhone, along with a stethoscope and blood pressure cuff, to
evaluate your health. With Apple’s announcement that it is allowing
third party developers to create applications on the iPhone, Datamonitor
believes that healthcare technology applications – particularly
electronic health records (EHRs) and clinical decision support (CDS) –
will be more likely to be adopted ... (more)
Christine Chang is an analyst on Datamonitor?s Public Sector Technology team, specifically covering the healthcare industry. Her research focuses on technologies for providers and payers and analysis of the market trends and end-user pain points within this sector. She has considerable experience researching the telehealth and electronic health record markets, having published numerous reports and market forecasts in these areas which detail the challenges of moving these technologies from the early stages of adoption to widespread use. Christine has spoken at the American Telemedicine Association?s 2007 mid-year conference and has been quoted in publications such as Healthcare IT News, Healthcare Informatics and Health Data Management. Prior to joining Datamonitor, she worked at the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation where she monitored affiliation contracts, analyzed staffing allocations and revised policies and procedures.
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