Maybe healthcare is thinking about data from wearable devices in all the wrong ways.
Speaking Thursday at the 12th annual Connected Health Symposium in Boston, Dr. Robert Pearl, CEO of Kaiser Permanente‘s Permanente Medical Group, said that, from a physician’s perspective, Fitbits and other fitness trackers are good for one thing: “December.” In other words, they make great Christmas gifts, but don’t serve much purpose in medical practice.
Image: Left to right, Drew Schiller of Validic, Dr. Stanley Shaw of Massachusetts General Hospital and Dr. Christopher Alban of Epic Systems discuss wearable technology during the 2015 Connected Health Summit in Boston. - http://medcitynews.com
