Five must-read mobile health reports

By: Brian Dolan | Apr 13, 2010        

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Triple Tree report Wireless Mobile HealthWireless & Mobile Health, a Triple Tree Industry Analysis (September 2009)

Triple Tree’s description: “Mobility in healthcare is finally having a meaningful impact on the way care solutions are marketed, delivered, consumed, and administered. Collaboration, consumerism, generational attitudes about mobile devices, and a wide range of macro-economic trends are driving this change. Since TripleTree’s initial forays into this sector over four years ago, innovations in Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth) and the adjacent areas within healthcare and technology have grown markedly. Four years ago mHealth solutions were, for the most part, early stage initiatives geared exclusively toward tech-savvy clinicians and forward-thinking hospitals. Today, both technologies and attitudes are changing, making mHealth approachable to a broader audience including physicians, nurses, patients, payers, healthcare administrators, and consumers.” Free Download

Why we recommend it: MobiHealthNews cut its teeth on the early mHealth reports published by investment firm Triple Tree and the firm’s latest publication “Wireless & Mobile Health” is just as helpful to industry vets and newbies alike. This pulse check for the industry includes one thing that most other analysts in the space lack: Perspective. Triple Tree has been tracking wireless health for years and years. Don’t be one to miss out.

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  • Jen

    Thanks for this compilation of resources. One correction may be needed to your citation of the IFTF report… you note January 2010, however, the report appears to have been published in May 2009 (on report cover page).

  • http://mobihealthnews.com Brian Dolan

    Jen,

    I think you are right. Check out these two links: http://www.iftf.org/node/2810 (May 2009) and http://www.iftf.org/mobilehealth (January 2010).

    Odd. As you noted, it’s clearly dated May 2009 on the front cover though so it doesn’t seem to be a new update or anything.

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