A Developer's Perspective on mHealth Apps - Wireframes

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In part two of our series on Health and Medical Apps, David Book, the founder and CEO of Buzztouch brings a developer's perspective to the problem of where Apps fit into the broader healthcare ecosystem. We will discuss how to make Apps that help people live healthier lives, how the development of new wearables and the proliferation of health data presents an opportunity for innovative development, and what developers should be thinking about before making health apps.

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This episode was published on December 2, 2014.

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In part two of our series on Health and Medical Apps, David Book, the founder and CEO of Buzztouch brings a developer's perspective to the problem of where Apps fit into the broader healthcare ecosystem. We will discuss how to make Apps that help...

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