Interpretation of medical news
Only four percent of the chronically ill Americans tracking their health, use an app or other tool on their mobile device or phone. This is shown by research conducted by the Pew Research Center. Also 41 percent reports tracking his/her health indicators on paper and 43 percent track their health in their heads Continue reading
From October 28th to 29th the third edition of the Games for Health Europe (GFHEU) took place. During this event, scientists, medical professionals and game developers were able to share knowledge and experience on applied games in healthcare. The event was held in Amstelveen, the Netherlands. Continue reading
American researchers R. Craig Lefebvre, PhD and Alexandra S. Bornkessel, MA have published an article in Circulation, a publication by the American Heart Association, about social media and healthcare, Social Media as a Tool in Medicine. Continue reading
More than 10,000 national and international doctors and other health care professionals have downloaded the MedZine app. This milestone has been reached within one year! To celebrate this, the MedZine-team has surprised Rob Koenraads, founder of Medix Publishers, today. Continue reading
Dr. Y. Reisman MD,
‘Unique medium to stay up to date in your field of expertise’
PhD, urologist and sexologist, Amstelland Hospital and Bovenij Hospital, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
'The appearance of the MedZine App invites you to start reading and continue doing so'
De heer W.A. de Groot,
Owner/writer, www.appadvies.nl
Drs. Linda Huisman,
‘Easy. No need to flip through all those separate journals!’
general practitioner at Healthcenter Daalmeer, The Netherlands
''Quick access to the latest publications specificly for your own field of expertise in a pleasant way.''
De heer M. Bekkenk,
dermatologist Academisch Medisch Centrum, Amsterdam
Drs. W. Eland,
'A very nice way to quickly stay informed'
Psychiatrist, Ulvenhout, The Netherlands
‘The app is useful to quickly get an impression of the new relevant medical information’
Prof. Dr. Marjolein Drent,
Professor interstitial Lung Diseases (ild), Hospital Gelderse Vallei (ILD Department), University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
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