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[...] about the state of play in digital communication. The post A intro to go… appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...] off Sydney and Geneva… next up… Glasgow! The post Polling all the way… appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...] the health innovation landscape. The post Health innovation landscape appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...] digital change over the last 10 years The post A pharma digital timeline appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...] article from Medtech Boston – A group of medical professionals that have started to use Google Glass are now talking about the opportunities the technology has created in shaping the future of [...]

[...] to create a world where we’re mapping our own genome, swallowing diagnostic pills and using Google Glass in the operating theatre. We are hurtling towards a future that is both exciting and, [...]

[...] agency Virgo Health has again made the shortlist for the coveted Holmes Report ‘Healthcare Consultancy of the Year’. Good luck! The post Virgo up for Healthcare Consultancy of the Year ( [...]

[...] piece that brings together examples of digital change over the last 10 years The post A pharma digital timeline appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...]  and Samba of Brazil Puma: El Fantasma del 50 ya está en Brasil The post MOVING MOTION: STORYTELLING THROUGH VIDEO appeared first on Go Digital Health. [...]

[...] are physical though, and the way we design sites also has a large impact on those with cognitive disabilities. We should make sure that we’re avoiding ambiguous language and steering clear of [...]

[...] it always likes a site it can easily index that’s built without errors in code). Instead, Google rankings are influenced by the quality (score) and the engagement a piece of content gets. The higher [...]

[...] Resident at Massachusetts General Hospital) It will be interesting to see how the healthcare sector looks to develop applications for the Glass platform in the future – watch this space… [...]

[...] so much emphasis on users with visual impairments, it’s easy to think that this is where web accessibility starts and ends. Not all disabilities are physical though, and the way we design sites also [...]