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Swiss Post is immersing itself in health with a digital notebook

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While La Poste was taking its first steps at CES just four years ago, the French group has since become the spearhead of the French delegation at the American show. This year, La Poste has focused on smart health connected health by unveiling a digital health record.

If Apple wanted to make its Health application the first digital health book, La Poste steals the show in France with an application she just unveiled at CES. It intends to become the "trusted third party" in a medical environment deemed sensitive. Available now on the App Store and Google Play, La Poste eHealth mobile application allows users to collect a number of medical data and manage them directly on mobile.

These data are collected by consumer-smart health connected objects, mobile health applications or devices provided by doctors. This digital health record should allow doctors to better understand their patient and ensure better post-operative follow-up. An encrypted message on the application allows to establish a regular relationship with the referring doctor. Only problem, the first comments of the App Store say that it is currently impossible to create an account.

Visible Patient: 3D organ modeling software

Also present alongside La Poste, the start-up Visible Patient performs a demonstration of its online 3D organ modeling service from scanner and MRI images. As explained by its president Luc Soler, this technology is particularly appreciated by surgeons for its non-invasive and reassuring side. It allows to simulate surgery on 3D modeling, without taking any risk on the patient.

The young company relies on the service Docapost (subsidiary of La Poste), a French leader in the management of medical data, to store and secure data collected on a large scale. The latter are then analyzed by an artificial intelligence algorithm that will be able to detect a possible tumor on a patient. The surgeon also uses this relief reconstruction as a teaching aid to facilitate the patient's understanding.

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